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Pemi Loop Pro Tips

Trip report and guide for the Pemi Loop counter clockwise — water sources, route strategy, and what to expect on one of New Hampshire's most iconic mountain routes.

Presidential Traverse (Early Season)

View from Pierce looking back on the Presidential Range. I can't recall the last time I hiked / ran a Presi Traverse ...

Early Winter Conditions on Mount Jefferson

Guest Blog by Joe Florentine I had heard the Jefferson Notch road was still open, and that there were winter conditio...

History Made at the 7th Bubba’s Backyard Ultra

The 2025 edition of Bubba’s Backyard Ultra had it all—grit, camaraderie, and a couple record-breaking runs that lit u...

WM 100 Spencer's Recap - "The Pod"

The White Mountain 100 turned into an experience that I will never forget. The time is largely unimpressive, 44 hours...

2025 White Mountain 100

The Whites 100 follows nearly the entire stretch of the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire, running from Mount Moria...

Pre-WM100: Spencer's Attempt

With a date change and a few other moving pieces, the opportunity arose for me to take a swing at the White Mountain 100.

Tour de Franc - Franconia Notch, NH

by Greg McMillan Flanked by Cannon mountain and Mount Lafayette, Franconia Notch is one of the more striking and his...

WMSC Employees on Vacation: Wild Wild West

by Spencer Ralston My quest to work as little as possible this summer culminated in a month long trip to Colorado an...

White Mountain Swan Song

Swan Song Trip Report by Andrew Drummond I’m not sure why the Swan Song took so long to gain my attention. It alwa...

Hoka Mafate 5 Review

Hoka Mafate Speed 5 Review by Andrew Drummond The Mafate 5 has landed. The revision comes three years after the rele...

White Mountain Direttissima

Last week, I completed one of the most challenging and personal projects of my life: an unsupported linkup of all 48 New Hampshire 4,000-footers known as the White Mountain Direttissima. The route covered 231 miles and nearly 86,000 feet of climbing, and I finished in 4 days, 22 hours, and 43 minutes — over a full day faster than my 2016 attempt.
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