Category Archive for: ‘Hiking’
Lower Wolf Jaw, an Adirondack Day Hike
A different approach to Lower Wolf Jaw. Great views, beautiful trail. Recommended if you’re like us and decided not to bag Lower Wolf Jaw when you had the chance.
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Macomb, South Dix and East Dix, an Adirondack Overnight
An epic hike that involved snowshoes and headlamps, but we survived and are now three peaks closer to becoming 46’ers.
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Noonmark Mountain, an Adirondack Spring Hike
Little mountain, fun climb. Noonmark offers great views for less effort than some of its neighboring High Peaks.
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Not the Only One
This article over at the Adirondack Daily Enterprise is making me feel a whole lot better about my failed attempt on Phelps yesterday: Sun above … and snow below.
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High Peaks + High Water = Hiking Fail
I had grand plans for today. They involved climbing a High Peak and then drinking a beer while cleaning the house. What? Which part of that doesn’t sound like fun? Unfortunately for me, the first part of my plan failed miserably.
Read MoreGiant’s Washbowl, an Adirondack Spring Hike
On a crisp, clear day, and with only a few hours to spare, we decided to head up to Giant’s Washbowl, a small pond that sits at 2300′ on the south slope of Giant Mountain.
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