There’s this trail on my map – explorations that went off track
The Saga of Hancock Notch – the original ski trip that started with an email “There’s this trail on my map”, and ended at 2AM after much bushwhacking.
Indian Creek and Grays Peak – An attempt to climb a mountain in Idaho based on a trace on open street maps. The trail wasn’t there, and the river was impassible.
Skiing Castle Ravine – we went to some extreme measures during COVID to find remote destinations. This one turned into carrying our skis on a hike.
Upton Forest Trail bushwack – another trail that wasn’t
Ouch that hurt – accidents and incidents
10th Mountain – Day 2 ascent to Seipel hut – what should have been a modest 6 mile ski almost turned into a calamity due to altitude sickness and hypothermia.
Oakes Gulf with Margaret – a wonderful day skiing Mount Washington that resulted in a permanent knee injury.
Skiing Hillman’s Highway – another skiing knee injury that required an evac
Gulf of Slides Ski Trip – and another one
The day Tyson broke and bought his Anas Acuta kayak. Needs editing.
Gear failures
Stonington Lobster – we forgot a key piece of Isaac’s trailer bike, but we figured out a way to make it work
Getting the Bearhawk Out of the Hayfield – our airplane had a gear failure at an off airport field
Other
The drive home from the AMC cross country clinic – Emilie gets stuck on icy roads