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Tag: 52 With A View

snowy perch mount pemigewasset

Rediscovering Old Ground: Mount Pemigewasset

Posted on February 17, 2026February 17, 2026

Most of my climbing these days is hard to plan out in advance. Such is life with work and kids. So, when a day suddenly pops up where there is time to climb, it comes together pretty fast. I find out if any of my peeps are around, and I go. If friends are available,…

summit view from owlshead cherry mountain

Butt-Sliding on Cherry Mountain (aka Owlshead)

Posted on January 5, 2026January 5, 2026

The first hour took an hour. The second hour took two. And the third hour took about twenty minutes. At least, that’s how it felt going up and down Cherry Mountain on Saturday. After a solid holiday week of skiing and sledding with a ton of family and friends, I finished vacation off with “a…

Summit View Imp Face

Bring Out the Imp (and Middle Carter)

Posted on November 16, 2025November 18, 2025

Winter has come to the White Mountains. After climbing the Imp Face and Middle Carter on Friday, it feels strange because it’s still clearly autumn at home. It’s as if I dipped myself in another world for a moment and am now home with the memories of a strange, magical trip. Not many hikers out…

mount monadnock from kiasticuticus

A Blustery Day on Mount Monadnock

Posted on November 12, 2025December 14, 2025

A buddy and I spent Veterans Day making a loop hike of Kiasticuticus Peak (aka Bald Rock), Mount Monadnock, and Monte Rosa. It took us a little over four hours, maybe four and a half, thanks in large part to the blustery conditions at the summit of Monadnock. As we neared it, several people who…

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