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Great book! We are working on our 52 and your book is our bible to hiking the peaks.

I like seeing my accomplishments on paper and the check marks next to the peaks I’ve done .

I was just at Dicks sporting goods and they had quite a few pairs for sale.

It’s Grand Central Station on Haystack in the summer and fall months. The scree wall is probably not so visible in the winter, but I know the AMC Alpine steward program tries very hard to keep that scree wall maintained.

Just finished a virtual Zoom with Gibson Books and the author Ty Gagne and his new book The Last Traverse. I am looking forward to reading the Last Traverse, just finishing, "Where You'll Find Me" .

Like the idea of the kayak hatches!

https://www.lakesregion.org/the-mount-washington-cog-railway-announces-a-new-winter-train-schedule-and-enhanced-winter-recreation-facilities/

Culverts We hiked both on Friday, beautiful day with wonderful views. We also questioned the culverts. Thanks for the history lesson.

Colorado!!

Great trip report!!

I don't get it? What makes you different from all the other hikers on the summit? Maybe they were not enjoying your company either.

Thanks to all who responded...we ended up hiking Sunset ridge trail...trail was broken out...used hillsounds ...very windy on ridge phew!! Lots of fun.. Happy hiking:)

Planning on hiking Mansfield tomorrow, Long trail from 108 or sunset ridge trail?? First hike of the winter season.....thank you in advance:)

My 2 cents. If 500 hikers pass by the summit of Mt. Layfayette, on any given weekend, what would are summit look like. Leaving a flag with a paper memorial is considered litter, and should be removed.

Ok. Thanks. What do u think about Nelson Crag?

Okay, need some advice. My son will be running the race this year, and of course there are family members who would like to cheer him on. I am "in charge" of arranging the weekend. Are they capable of hiking to summit of George....via Lions Head....Tuckermans...No. Plan A is to stay at Joe...

A friend of mine who lives NJ, keeps a rathe large feeder on her back deck. After coming home one afternoon, she found her poor beagle bleeding with slash marks from a bear paw swipe. Thankfully, the dog lived, and she learned a valuable lesson. The feeder is no longer on her back deck.

Nice pic..what kind of lens did you use?

All well and said, but how many of us have been on a hike with a group and have been the last to arrive on a summit? It may appear to some that 5 minutes between hikers is not a long time but when you are the one trailing at the end, it seems like eternity before reaching the group? Any...

Wow ...great shots ...so jealous.....have a great week.