Acadia Mountain is popular loop hike located on the south west side of Acadia National Park. Unlike the east side of the park, this hike is much more secluded and still offers great views of the Atlantic Ocean and the rest of Acadia National Park. The trail conditions on this hike range from packed…
Mt Edwards is a short out and back hike located in the Front Range of Colorado. A class 2 hike, Mt Edwards is a great alternative to the CF that exists on Grays and Torreys Peaks almost every single weekend. Trail conditions range from packed dirt to boulder fields. Mt Edwards is a centennial…
Mount Lincoln & Mount Lafayette are a pair of 4,000 foot mountains located in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It is common to hike these mountains together via the Franconia Ridge trail as they form a nice loop that start and end in the same parking area. Trail conditions range from packed dirt…
Pyramid Peak is a Class 4 “14er” located in Aspen, Colorado. Trail conditions can be challenging on this hike with lots of loose dirt and gravel along the way. Although this is a Class 4 hike, there is not a lot of exposure along the way until you get to the final bit of…
The Maroon Bells Traverse are one of “Four great Colorado Traverses” as coined by Gerry Roach. The peaks can be climbed in either direction, but are popularly hiked Maroon Peak to North Maroon Peak. This is a difficult Class 5 route that has lots of exposure and sustained sections of Class 3, 4 and…
The Beehive Trail in Acadia National Park is a slightly toned down version from the park’s infamous Precipice trail. The trail starts with a slight incline and ascends a small overlook via a series of iron ladders and handholds. Although the trail does have exposure, its nothing like neighboring Precipice trail has. The hike…