Trail Reviews
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Moxie Falls – Maine
Growing up, my family lived with my maternal grandparents. When my sister and I were home from school during the summers and my parents were working, her and I would be tagging along with Nana and Grampie going about their daily lives. One of their favorite places to take us…
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Hedgehog Mountain – New Hampshire
In the fall of 2024, Jarrett and I had a lot of free weekends (which never seems to happen!) so we were able to check a lot of hikes off our list! One of those was Hedgehog Mountain, which is on New Hampshire’s 52 With A View list. We both loved the hike.
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Moxie Bald Mountain – Maine
Our original plan was to hike to the Moxie Bald North, however, we were running short on time so we opted for Moxie Bald South, which was a little shorter .
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Cannon Mountain – New Hampshire
Cannon Mountain is one of New Hampshire’s 48 4,000 footers. It’s also a popular ski resort in the winter, but in the summer, people can use the gondolas to take scenic rides up the mountain.
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Saco Heath Preserve – Maine
I had seen videos of Saco Heath Preserve floating around online and it quickly made its way to my “To Do” list. It’s made up mostly of a beautiful, colorful boardwalk with some areas of packed dirt.
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Cedar Swamp All Persons Trail – New Hampshire
The Cedar Swamp Preserve in Manchester, New Hampshire has a beautiful all-accessible trail through a small wooded area of the city. There is only about 2 miles of trails, however, the All Persons Trail is wide, flat and well maintained. It’s the perfect trail for those starting out with hiking, families with children or those…
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Mt. Kearsarge – New Hampshire
Mount Kearsarge is a very popular summit in Winslow State Park in Wilmot, New Hampshire. I had heard great things about the hike but hadn’t done it myself yet, so on a September day in 2023, Jarrett and I decided to see what the hype was all about.
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Wantastiquet Natural Area Summit Trail – New Hampshire
The Wantastiquet Natural Area is in New Hampshire, but it’s right across the river from Vermont. It’s an out and back hike and can be found on AllTrails. This was a pleasant hike up an old quarry road that winds through the forest.
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Mt. Eisenhower – New Hampshire
Mt. Eisenhower is one of New Hampshire’s infamous 48 4,000 footers. It’s part of the Presidential range and sits close to Mt. Washington. This is a fairly challenging hike that’s just shy of 7 miles long with an elevation gain of almost 2,800 feet.
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Top 10 non-National Park hikes (so far!)
I had fun putting together my other post about my top ten favorite national park hikes so I thought I’d do a similar list but of my favorite hikes not found in National parks. These are in no particular order, and again, they will probably change over time as I do more!
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