Day 19 & 20 – Hiking my butt off in the White Mountains
How can I not climb up the White Mountains, when I’m in New Hampshire?
The White Mountains is the location of the old man of the mountain, the symbol of New Hampshire. Although he is not there anymore, his spirit is still alive with New Hampshirites.
Here’s the video that shows us hiking in the White Mountains. We compressed two days of fun and majestic views in this video. Yes, majestic. If you’ve ever been to the White Mountains, you would understand. My legs are still (a little bit) sore, but the view was worth the pain. Enjoy the video and feel free to blame me for making you want to go out in the sun! 🙂
Thanks to Bohemian Traveler for taking part in the road trip!
Please tune in for upcoming video posts!
Here’s the short itinerary for two days of the hiking.
Day 1.
Part 1: Highland Center (Crawford Notch) – Crawford Path – Mizpah Cutoff – Mizpah Spring hut / 2 hours
Part 2: Mizpah Spring hut – Mr.Pierce / 1.5 hours for the round trip (but I took some nap at the peak, so… )
Day 2.
Part 1: Mizpah Spring hut – Webster-Cliff trail – Mt.Jackson / 1 hour
Part 2: Webster-Jackson trail – Crawford Notch (Highland Center) / 2.5 hours (including snack break)
*Special Thanks to New Hampshire Tourism and Appalachian Mountain Club!
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