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Glad to see that Veterans Day is one of them.

For rainy day hikes I usually choose a waterfalls hike. Zealand Falls and Thoreau Falls are two of my favorites.

Good information, since one was spotted outside my son's school just a few days ago.

I'll probably get slammed for this but...I've always enjoyed swimming at the Lower Falls on the Kanc. Always refreshing and always fun. Sorry, just my opinion. :o

Good list! Red Rock Canyon is IMO the most beautiful spot in the US. I loved hiking there. I'm glad to see Welch-Dickey make the list. Even as an experienced hiker I still love that trail. Mt. Magalloway in Pittsburg is not a 4K but it probably offers one of the best summit views in all of NH...

Walking into a tree while reading my trail map. I'm glad nobody was around to see it.

For me it was the Bavarian Alps in Germany. I'll say that I was surprised because it was cloudy and foggy as heck when we got to the area and you could not even see the mountains. When the sun finally broke through I was amazed at how high those mountains were.

Agree 100% Red Rock Canyon is one of the most beautiful places I've ever seen. Spend the day hiking in it then spend the nights cruising the Vegas strip; good way to spend a vacation.

The last two would be my biggest concern.

Got a few trips to the Whites planned for this summer. Going to Crawford Notch Campground w/ my son for a weekend in June. We plan to hike Mount Willard again. In July going to Jefferson for a week with both wife and son. We plan to (once again) hike Starr King and go on to Waumbek. Of course...

I love cougars. No cougar should ever become extinct.

I used a Keltie Carrier for my son when he was about 1. It worked out just fine and had good safety features.

Some good choices on that list. I pretty much like all of them. However, I voted for other. There isn't much hiking up in Pittsburg but I sure do love flatwater kayaking and there is plenty of that to be done on the three Connecticut Lakes and some of the ponds as well. I also enjoy taking a...

Not a big fan of winter or snow however, I do like to use my snowshoes. Also the solitude is very nice.

I only get up to NH about twice a year to do some hiking. So when I go I like to spend either a long weekend or a full week. I also like to have a roomy cabin. Count me in as part of the $1K or more group.

If you are willing to take a trip to the Great North Woods way up to Pittsburg, the summit of Mount Magalloway is a great place to see them. Be sure to have some sort of trail mix on you and they'll gladly eat right out of your hand.

Congrats. BIG boy! I miss my Keltie Carrier days.

Thanks for the greenie.

I'll bet he had a Capital One card.

The Sweet Older Couple – Proof that you can be active at any age. Older hikers inspire the younger, out-of-breath chaps to strive for a life of health and fitness. I always like seeing them for the reasons stated above.