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AT Section Hike: Edmands Path to Crawford Notch

The Bald Dome of Mt Eisenhower

I had a magnificent hike last Sunday, completing the lower half of the Southern Presidential Range in the White Mountains. During this hike, I completed another 9.0 miles of the AT. Total distance for the day was 13.1 miles over 9 hours with a total elevation gain of about 3,000 feet. Major peaks included: Mt Eisenhower (4,780 ft) Mt Pierce …

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Why Do You Hike the Appalachian Trail?

  My friend Martin left a comment on my last trip report, saying the he was beginning to see the appeal of hiking the Appalachian Trail. To put this in context, Martin lives in the UK and hikes a lot in Scotland. He's a lightweight backpacker like me and is one of my far flung blogging friends. His comment got …

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Exploring New Hampshire’s White Mountains

The Wilderness Map Company, publishers of the Green Mountain Club’s Vermont’s Long Trail Waterproof Hiking Map, has just released a new Tyvek map called “Exploring New Hampshire’s White Mountains.” This map is not available online, but I got a first edition copy on Saturday in Lincoln, NH for $7.95 at the Tourist Information Center just off exit 32 on Interstate 93. …

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AT Section Hike: Reel Brook to South Kinsman

South Kinsman Cliffs

Chris and I attempted to complete a 5.3 mile segment of the Appalachian Trail on Saturday from Mt. Wolf (3,498 ft)  to South Kinsman Mountain (4,358 ft). But mid-August weather conditions were typically atrocious with very high humidity,  nearly continuous rain, and a passing hurricane, so despite hiking 12 miles round trip in 8 hours, with 3,000 ft of elevation, …

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