Willard Pond – Antrim NH
It was the perfect day to discover a quiet little swimming hole surrounded by beautiful hiking trails.
Category: Hiking Trail
Rails to Trails – Rindge NH
It was another one of those rare sunny days we seem to get once a week now. It was a good day to go out and have lunch with a friend at the local diner followed by a brisk hike into the nearby woods. Lunch at the Hometown Diner was as mediocre as I remember… Continue reading Rails to Trails – Rindge NH
Casalis Marsh & State Forest – Peterborough NH
A gorgeous hike through Casalis State Forest feeds my mind and soul.
Redemption Rock – Princeton MA
I find myself hiking past a historical landmark where hostages were once exchanged from the Narragansett, Wampanoag and Nashaway/Nipmuc back to the English Puritans in the late 1600’s.
Swamp Road Trail and Turn-Off Sharon NH
I tried to be good today and plan where I was going ā but the Fates had other ideas. I was going to go conquer an old foe ā Mount Monadnock. I even picked a trail, the Dublin Trailhead, but try as I may to find an address I just couldnāt get anything more specific… Continue reading Swamp Road Trail and Turn-Off Sharon NH
Suspension Bridge – Manson Park – Pittsfield Maine
Todayās little adventure started with the usual ā this time it was my mother trying to figure out where this pretty bridge she kept seeing on FaceBook was located. It claimed to be in Pittsfield Maine, the town she grew up in, but she had no recollection of it. This isnāt unusual for my motherā¦.… Continue reading Suspension Bridge – Manson Park – Pittsfield Maine
Tophet Chasm – Littleton MA
I suppose itās time to write about my terrible clusterfuck of a day yesterday. I had decided that morning I wanted to go to an exotic pet store and spend the afternoon getting stock images of lizards, fish, and birds, anything they may have. I write for a lot of places besides this blog and… Continue reading Tophet Chasm – Littleton MA
Sculpture Garden at The Andrea’s Institute for Art – Brookline NH
About a week ago I was asked to do a group trip, which I am not adverse to, that would be somewhat local and appropriate to bring a four year old. So I thought the sculpture garden in Brookline might be the ticket. I had heard there were all sorts of large sculptures nestled in… Continue reading Sculpture Garden at The Andrea’s Institute for Art – Brookline NH
Quincy Bog – Rumney New Hampshire
So after my little Polar Cave adventure I decided I still had a little time to do something more appropriate for an adult, perhaps a good old fashioned hike into the woods? I had noticed signs coming up for āQuincy Bogā and Iām a bit of a sucker at stopping at bogs, mostly because I… Continue reading Quincy Bog – Rumney New Hampshire
Polar Caves – Rumney New Hampshire
This morning I decided to go out for another adventure and it occurred to me that I have yet to see any caves in New England. I wasnāt even sure if we have any caves but a quick Google search landed me at the Polar Caves in Rumney NH, which is about two hours away.… Continue reading Polar Caves – Rumney New Hampshire