Hiking
The homepage for all my hiking trips along with tips, checklists, gear, recommendations, and more!
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Hey everyone! I have always been in love with the outdoors but didn’t seriously get into hiking until college. As of 2025, I have completed the NE111 hiking challenge – the 115 4,000 footers in the Northeast! This consists of the 46 High Peaks in the Adirondacks (NY), 2 others in NY, the 48 4,000 footers in the White Mountains (NH), the 5 in Vermont and the 14 in Maine.
Besides the big mountains up here I enjoy many other hiking lists as well! Follow along with my blog to stay up to date on my progress and read how to hike all these mountains yourself! I even share dog friendly hikes that I’ve done with my dog Willie.
Northeast/New England Hiking Checklists:
New York
- 46 High Peaks (46/46)
- Fulton Chain Trifecta (3/3)
- Firetowers (6/33)
- Slide + Hunter (2/2)
Vermont
- 5 4000 Footers (5/5)
- Views and Brews (3/32)
New Hampshire
- 48 4000 Footers (48/48)
- Views and Brews (25/63)
- Scoops and Loops (8/24)
- 52 With a View (25/52)
- Firetowers (9/15)
- Belknap Range (10/12)
For the NH hiking lists I have a created a NH Hiking Google Map tagging all the spots for those that like hitting a couple lists at once. (Note it does not show all 12 Belknap Mountains since the range is located in one location.)
Maine
- 14 4000 Footers (14/14)
- Views and Brews (6/26)
Northeast 111
- NY (48/48)
- NH (48/48)
- ME (14/14)
- VT (5/5)
- Total (115/115)
2025 Hikes So Far:
Jan-Mar
- Gros Piton (St. Lucia)
- Windham Town Forest Loop (NH)
- Clifford Park (ME)
Apr-Jun
Jul-Sep
Oct-Dec
Hiking Outside New England
Of course there are amazing mountain ranges, landscapes, and trails outside New England as well! I’ve been so fortunate to grow up here but I love traveling the country and exploring the outdoors in every state I visit. Due to my brief time spent in each I only usually get to do shorter trails or ones that are easy to access. However, I’d love to do a backpacking trip in a different state sometime, for example hike up into the Tetons for a night and get away from the main trails. For now I’ll just be sharing trails I’ve already completed and what I think you need to check out!