NH52wav || The Moat Mountains
Jen and I take a day hike over all 3 summits of the Moat Mountains in Harts Location, White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire.
Stay tuned, next month Jen and I will be spending 3 days hiking and camping in northern Maine's Baxter State Park. Plan is to summit North Brother, Fort Mountain, and loop Mount Katahdin for the finish of our New England 67 4000 footers list.
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Hiking the White Mountains of New Hampshire - Mountain Man Adventures #32
Mt Liberty 2-18-17
One of New Hampshire 4000 footers on a spectacular day! I've put these out of order to get right to the views as we hit the ridge and summit. Then on the back end of the album is the climb up.
Mt Eisenhower & Mt Pierce 2-24-17
A couple of NH 4000 Footers with a mix of sunshine, rain, sleet and wind gusts of 50 MPH
South Whaleback 3-4-17
A bushwhack to one of New Hampshire's 200 Highest & New Hampshire's 3000 Footers on a very cold day
West Hitchcock 3-11-17
Nice quick bushwhack to one of New Hampshire's 200 Highest / New Hampshire's 3000 Footer on a very cold morning with temp's at -10 and wind chill at -36
North & South Kinsman
3-18-17
Couple of New Hampshire's 4000 footers on a blue bird day
North Hitchcock 3-25-17
Nice 9 mile snowshoe bushwhack to one of New Hampshire's 200 Highest mountains with 6 of new snow down low and 12 up at higher elevations
Black Crescent Mountain - South Peak 4-8-17
Bushwhack snowshoe hike with 10”+ of new snow to one of New Hampshire 200 Highest Mountains
Mt Randolph North Peak & Mt Randolph 4-15-17
Mt Randolph North Peak at 3097’ on the NH 200 Highest List and Randolph North at 3081’ on the NH 3000-Footer List.
We started at the new parking lot at the end of Randolph Hill Rd. Headed west down snow covered “dirt” road. We took the 1st first fork onto another heading NNW, as we turned west we decided it was time to start bushwhacking NW and pick up the Mt Crescent Ridge.
Lot of nice woods and moose activity along the way. We followed this trail for an 1/2 mile or so to 2800 ft, jumped off trail to pick up the ridge of North Peak. Again, nice woods and lots of moose activity. Found the recognized high point. headed SE toward the cal between the next bump, then south to the cal before Mt Randolph and up to its recognized high point. Little bit less moose activity but still nice woods.
Headed north on the Mt Crescent trail and very soon jumped off dropping east crossing several streams in nice open woods, picking up some older logging road to the Carlton Notch Trail and back to the car.
Cherry Mountain - Mount Martha
NH Fire Tower List map…
Best Viewed at 1080p60. Today's adventure brought us back to Cherry Mountain - Mount Martha to update our Fire Tower Map. This is a 3.8 mile round trip that is pretty much a steady up the whole way. Once at the summit there is a trail called Martha's Mile which will lead you over to Owl's Head. We only did Mount Martha, but if you want to see the hike over to Owl's Head here is the link to both mountains....
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Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge | Wikipedia audio article
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Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge
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Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge was established in 1997 to conserve, protect and enhance the abundance and diversity of native plant, fish and wildlife species and the ecosystems on which they depend throughout the 7,200,000-acre (29,000 km2) Connecticut River watershed. The watershed covers large areas of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts and Connecticut. It contains a great diversity of habitats, notably: northern forest valuable as nesting habitat for migrant thrushes, warblers and other birds; rivers and streams used by shad, salmon, herring and other migratory fishes; and an internationally significant complex of high-quality tidal fresh, brackish and salt marshes.
The refuge works in partnership with a wide variety of individuals and organizations to provide environmental education, to encourage and support appropriate habitat conservation and management on public and private lands, and to protect additional habitat.
The refuge has three cooperative visitor centers: in Colebrook, New Hampshire; at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich, Vermont; and Great Falls Discovery Center in Turners Falls, Massachusetts.
The refuge is named for Silvio O. Conte, a late, longtime member of the United States House of Representatives for Massachusetts who worked to preserve and protect the environment.