Ice climbing gives us regular, feet-on-the-ground humans an opportunity to scale rock faces like gravity-shirking super heroes. Put some crampons on our boots, a couple of axes in our mitts, and we can do anything! Well, okay, we might not be all that graceful or great at it to start, but we can at least put in a pretty good showing, even if we've never climbed much of anything before.
It’s easy to fancy yourself a bold winter explorer as you cross-country ski the backcountry trails of Maine’s 100-Mile Wilderness.
Get a ride up Mt. Washington to 4,200 feet on the SnowCoach, gawk at the views, and then enjoy a leisurely snowshoe back down.
Look at your kingdom, you are finally there! To sit on your throne as the Prince of Fresh Air. No
A summit as high as a goose’s eye. I suppose “a peak as high as a goose’s beak” works, too,
If you’ve ever been on the summit of Mt. Major in New Hampshire’s Belknap Range (located in Alton, just south
If you're in the market for winter layers to keep you cozy or outdoor gear to better enjoy the snow - and you're also on a budget - are a few places to affordable, gently used winter gear and apparel.
SO MANY GINORMOUS ROCKS. And a view you’ll think is top notch. (Because it IS a notch. And a nice
The Birches Resort in Rockwood is a treat of a getaway, with rustic lakeside cabins, over 40 miles of cross-country skiing trails, and the perfect amount of wilderness solitude.
Peaks Island is pretty sweet to see, even in the off-season. You can explore Battery Steele, climb the coastal rocks, roam the quiet streets, and take a few turns on the rope swing.