A group hike the "Twins" on June 19th, 2018

Tuesday's hike to the Twins was cut short at the river crossing, deemed too risky for all three of us to get across safely, due to high water from the previous day/night heavy rain.

"Washington Crossing the Delaware," or "River 
Ballerina" (June 19).

Doug ascending "the chimney" on the way back to Osceola from the east peak (June 21).

Turtles hike Mt. Belknap on June 19, 2018

Another beautiful”Turtle “hike up Mt Belknap... the sun was shining , the air was dry and the breeze kept the mosquitoes away... what more could you want.. except Blueberries but we were too early for them.  

June 14th, B group hike East Pond loop

Today a larger group of hikers, with a mix of abilities set out to enjoy the beauty off Tripoli Road.  The adventure starts with getting to the trail head, as Tripoli Rd is not the easiest to travel.  Once we set off on our journey, we were greeted with beautiful lady slippers, numerous water crossing, and countless piles of moose droppings.  The pond is beautiful, and we were grateful the bugs were not as thick as we would have expected.  It was a lovely hike, very family friendly.  I would call this on the "easy" side, not moderate, unless of course you are on cross country skis in the winter.  But for hiking purposes, I'd call it an "easy hike".  A very nice one in fact.

June 12th, Turtles Hike

Beautiful day in the Ossippes...Inspired  by our “Matriarch “ Sue Speers, 8 of us hiked up to Sunset Rock to take in a beautiful view of Winnipesaukee.

June 12, A group hikes Mt. Cabot

A good-looking group of hikers enjoying the day!

Turtles, Friday walk, June 8th

Turtles on their Friday walk at the Castle in the Clouds Brook Walk.  6 of us : Betty, Nancy, AnneMarie, Christine, Laurie, and Jane concluded our 3 mile brook walk with lunch on the terrace at the Carriage House with splendid views of lake Winnipesaukee.

A group, hikes Mt. Jackson, June 7th

On Mt Jackson, looking over toward Pierce, Eisenhower, and (in the clouds) is Mt. Washington.  Pictured are John, Dick, Doug, Ginger, Don, Deb, and Ellie. 

Ellie (the dog) continually teased us with her unfair AWD advantage, covering the trail at least twice. Pic by Lesley.

Gibbs Falls, A couple tenths of a mile up the Crawford Path from rte 302. Photo by Dick.