thru hiker: There and Back Again- Hiking and Rehiking the White Mountains of NH
- 08/30/16 06:49 AM
As the local kids return to school, as the parents celebrate and the businesses on Main Street prepare for the last hoo-rah of the summer, the mountains remain the same. Lincoln, NH sits at about 811 feet with surrounding peaks getting up into 5000ft. Mount Washington is the highest peak in New Hampshire sitting at 6288 feet, a number I’ve memorized since I was a little girl. I had the pleasure of hiking Mount Lafayette last week and there is absolutely nothing in this world like the Franconia Ridge.
Traversing the Franconia Ridge in Summer 2008 Having spent the past three years in … (15 comments)
As the local kids return to school, as the parents celebrate and the businesses on Main Street prepare for the last hoo-rah of the summer, the mountains remain the same. Lincoln, NH sits at about 811 feet with surrounding peaks getting up into 5000ft. Mount Washington is the highest peak in New Hampshire sitting at 6288 feet, a number I’ve memorized since I was a little girl. I had the pleasure of hiking Mount Lafayette last week and there is absolutely nothing in this world like the Franconia Ridge.
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