“And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul.”
– John Muir
Hiking Post – 8.05.21
Mount Sunapee: After taking a long break from posting to focus on school for my senior year, I have finally decided to finish posting about my journey. For my second to last hike, I decided to hike Mount Sunapee with my little brother, Sam. As with most of my hikes, our hike to Mount Sunapee…
Hiking Post – 8.03.21
Mount Flagg: Back to Camp I have hiked this mountain every single summer since I was 7, but these hiking trips stopped due to COVID. Mount Flagg was the last of my cabin hikes that I needed to complete. If you have been following my journey, then you know that I have been trying to…
Hiking Post – 7.24.21
Mount Jefferson: Putting all of our trust into the traction of our boots Mount Jefferson was the second to last cabin hike of my journey. I wanted to hike at least seven miles over to the surrounding mountains after hiking, but that dream was short lived once I realized how intense this hike was going…
Hiking Post – 7.18.21
Sentinel Mountain: Knowing when to call it a day I haven’t had much luck on my trips when it comes to weather. I have had many rainy days, and this was not an exception. I was trying to make it all the way to Mount Flagg via Sentinel Mountain with my two best friends, but…
Hiking Post – 7.17.21
The Franconia Ridge Loop: Cold, rainy, and spectacular Rainy weather is never ideal when you are hiking. It makes the rocks slippery, the views impossible to see, and you end up freezing and wet. This was the mindset I had going into my hike on the Franconia Ridge loop with my friend Reece. The eleven-mile…
Hiking Post – 7.11.21
Mount Moosilauke: A calm walk through the woods When I chose Mount Moosilauke, it wasn’t for the views, or the milage. I was not expecting anything special from this hike, it was just another one of the mountains that my camp cabin was named after. As I said in previous posts, I am not only…
Hiking Post – 7.10.21
Mount Carrigain: much farther than expected Usually I don’t have many conversations with people on trail, and I never ask how far we are from the base or the summit of the mountain, but for this hike, it was necessary. Mount Carrigain was my first hike where everything initially went according to plan. It was…
Hiking Post – 6.24.21
Little Bigelow Mountain: We finally made it If you have been following along on my journey, you know that I have had some trouble getting people to hike this mountain. It is not because it is a particularly difficult hike or anything, but it is super far away and a pretty big commitment. At the…
Hiking Post – 6.23.21
Hiking Mount Monadnock: A Quick Change in Plans and a Brother Who is up for Anything Similarly to Blue Hills and a few other hikes I have completed over the course of my life, Monadnock was not on my original list of mountains to hike this summer. I received a text that my hiking partner…
Hiking Post – 6.21.21
Blue Hills Reservation: The Importance of Flexible Plans The day we hiked Blue Hills Reservation was so hot and humid that when I first stepped outside, it was even difficult to breathe. The temperature was in the mid-90s and the humidity felt similar to that of the Everglades in Florida. I was already considerably more…
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