NHHH Official Peaks List?

[Jabberwalk]

Somehow the original thread got a little sidetracked, maybe bushwacked. . . .

But, I am glad you asked this. . . I'm working on a list I got from the web at

http://www.nhmountainhiking.com/hike/lists/nh100.html

So I am going to ask Keith for an updated copy. I've probably been wacking in all the wrong places. Am I allowed to say that on line???? Does anyone know about the above website?

 

[MichaelJ]

I know of at least two different "conceptual" NH100 lists ... the Y-Alpine is trailed peaks only, and the others include bushwhacks. Keith's was the one mentioned to me at the 4K dinner, I think, as the "new" list.

Personally, I'd like to hit all the peaks on both lists with ya!

 

[NewHampshire]

At one point when I believe Marc Howes was working the NHHH list he was using one that actually had 105 peaks on it. He was, apparently, covering all the bases (Like only Marc does! )

Brian

 

[una_dogger]

Personally, I'd like to hit all the peaks on both lists with ya!

KK, lets do it.

Starting as soon as we get back from Maine and I'm officially listless.

 

[dms]

I know of at least two different "conceptual" NH100 lists ... the Y-Alpine is trailed peaks only, and the others include bushwhacks. Keith's was the one mentioned to me at the 4K dinner, I think, as the "new" list

The "new" list was given to me by Gene D. back in the early 80's

 

[timmus]

KK, lets do it.

Starting as soon as we get back from Maine and I'm officially listless.

Hi Sabrina !

I still have 25 peaks to do on the NHHH list.

You are more than welcome to join me when I go, I'll appreciate the company since I'm on my own for all of those. I'l let you know when I go

Julie

 

[Dr. Dasypodidae]

I have six remaining for the wNH105H list (two Huntington's, two Hitchcock's, Dartmouth, and Bemis), but I have heard a rumor that one of the two Huntington's and one of the two Hitchcock's are getting dropped from the "new" new list. In any case, I would welcome company on the above six beginning December 22nd 2009. The NHHH is really a fun list, IF you like bushwhacking; but I have found some of the wNHHH to be tough when trying to break trail alone. I think that many of the bushwhack wNHHH would be difficult, although not impossible, to ski.

 

[MichaelJ]

Starting as soon as we get back from Maine and I'm officially listless.

Must ... be ... nice ... don't ... take ... "listless" ... bait ...

 

[una_dogger]

Nice list, Joo-lie! Thanks! I hope we can hike some of these together.

Nice to know so many nice people working on these -- should make for some fun cannister entry reading.

 

[peakbagger]

I was working on the list several years ago, but the person I hiked with finished the list. After a few solo bushwhacks up in the fir and spruce thickets that inevitably seem to cover the summits of the northern peaks, I figured I would wait until some other willing souls (aka victims) were in the mood for company.

As for bagging them in the winter with DR D, I think I will wait until there is a crust formed on the snow before hitting them this year.

 

[RoySwkr]

The "new" list was given to me by Gene D. back in the early 80's

There was a NH 100 list including bushwhacks as early as 1970 when I climbed Kancamagus with some people who knew about it.

The Y-list is bogus and omits several trailed 3k (even a NE100!) and includes some that are not

 

[skiguy]

The Y-list is bogus and omits several trailed 3k (even a NE100!) and includes some that are not

In need of some updating.."YES"! Still a very nice list though for people who donot bushwack.

 

[Tom Rankin]

In need of some updating.."YES"! Still a very nice list though for people who donot bushwack.

I'm not averse to whacks, but I would be interested in the New England 3Ks that are on trail vs off trail. It helps when planning to know what you're getting into.

 

[Jabberwalk]

Have you seen Eric Savage's NH T3000 list? Here is a link.

http://home.earthlink.net/~ellozy/nh_t3000.html

Jabberwalk

 

[Tom Rankin]

Have you seen Eric Savage's NH T3000 list? Here is a link.

http://home.earthlink.net/~ellozy/nh_t3000.html

Jabberwalk

Very interesting, thanks! I see Eric has his own rules for what a peak is.

 

[MichaelJ]

I talked to Eric at the 4K dinner; I believe he has updated this list, which is the one I was trying to think of earlier.

 

[NewHampshire]

I was working on the list several years ago, but the person I hiked with finished the list. After a few solo bushwhacks up in the fir and spruce thickets that inevitably seem to cover the summits of the northern peaks, I figured I would wait until some other willing souls (aka victims) were in the mood for company.

As for bagging them in the winter with DR D, I think I will wait until there is a crust formed on the snow before hitting them this year.

Hey, I am always up for a whack! You ever need company maybe we can get our schedules to mesh from time to time.

Brian

 

[una_dogger]

Got it, thanks, yup. Emailing Keith is the way to go for this. Thanks for the info, NewHampshire.