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Middle of the Greens!
I love Vermont! The climbs have been long and steep but the views have been phenomenal! It’s been muddy with lots of mosquitoes but there have been tons of beautiful ponds, brooks and swimming spots!...
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“New Hampshah!”
Killington, VT to Hanover, NH Good bye Vermont, you were amazing and I’ll always remember you! Hello New Hampshire! The last few days have been stormy, the wet forrest took on a mystical like quality,...
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Tough Terrain
New Hampshire has been a whole new trail experience so far, filled with steep accents and descents, slick vertical rock scrambles, great views and chilly weather. I enjoy the maze of boulders, at...
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The Whites
The White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire is absolutely amazing! The past week has been the most physically demanding hiking terrain I have ever encountered. One minute the mountains...
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Maine!
Wow, leaving the White Mountain National Forrest and entering Southern Maine has been exhilarating, incredibly tough, and tiring on the body. The mountains are like one big rock. The miles go by slow...
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Love and hate
I have a love, hate relationship with Maine. The state is gorgeous when it’s not trying to kill me! I love a good challenge but I’m becoming worn down physically and mentally. The terrain is...
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Out of Southern Maine
Southern Maine kicked my butt! The Bigelows were the last 4000 ft plus mountains till Katahdin. The Bigelow Mountains were challenging, rugged and beautiful. It’s nice to have a break from the steep,...
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“Good thing chipmunks aren’t the size of bears” -slingshot
A week until the Autumn Equinox, the woods are changing daily. Brown squirrels, mice, and chipmunks are on the move forging for food and being little nuisances by stalking hikers, eating through...
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The Hundred Mile Wilderness to Katahdin
“You love it and you fear it, It is wild and harsh and high, A mass of ancient granite towering into the sky. For Indians who revered it and climbers of today, A symbol of a spirit that will never pass...
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Mission accomplished, Sandy, PA rocks!
Once superstorm Sandy started to die down, I headed back to the trail. Sections through Jersey and parts of PA were ravaged with down trees and blown down branches. The terrain became progressively...
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