Written on July 1, 2013
This is part 1 of 9 of my road trip along the International Appalachian Trail through Maine, New Brunswick and Quebec. Mt Chase is a 2,415ft (736m) tall summit located east of Mt Katahdin and stands as the tallest point on the trail between Katahdin and the international border. Hiking Mt Chase on the International...
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Written on July 1, 2013
And you thought the adventure ended at Mt Katahdin… The International Appalachian Trail running through the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec It is one of the greatest feats of hiking to have hiked the Appalachian Trail from Georgia to Maine. Backpacking 2,200 miles is no joke! However, the adventure continues beyond these endpoints! Through both an....
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Written on June 23, 2013
Just another epic traverse in the White Mountains! Sunset on the Presidential Range from Mt Waumbek We Northeastern hikers are really gluttons for punishment, aren’t we? I mean, what kind of masochist invented The Presidential Traverse or the Pemi Loop? Or there’s the 50-Miler Hut to Hut Traverse, the Great Range Traverse...
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Written on June 17, 2013
Boundary Bald, north of Jackman, Maine and just south of the Quebec border was one of the finest summits I’ve climbed in all of New England. It was tough to get to but its panoramic views of the Maine North Woods were unparalleled by any other summit I’ve climbed, short of Katahdin. The incredible views...
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Written on June 11, 2013
A unique way to see the Chicago skyline! Trump Tower at sunset from the Chicago River As you might infer from the rest of this blog’s content, I generally prefer wilderness to city travel. However, I do find urban trips to be very appealing as well; culture, architecture, food, ect. On this trip to Chicago,...
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