On April 1st, we headed out early to drive up to Rangeley. We had a great view Saddleback on the way, but the minute we parked the car. It became overcast and started spitting snow! We met the Teal Goat from NH in the parking lot. He is in the Read more…
Frosty and I got an early start and headed up toward Greenville, past Kokadjo, to the AMC‘s new Medawisla Lodge. We parked here and strapped on our snowshoes. We arrived at the parking lot at 7:15. The trail groomers had already been out before we arrived. We snowshoed on the Read more…
On Saturday, March 25th, we hiked Bald Mountain in Dedham. It is a short, but steep, hike. The weather was incredible!!! My car displayed the temperature as 34 degrees, when we started. Luckily, we got out in the morning. It clouded up later in the day. While we were Read more…
This January, I did my first snowshoe race. I ran in the Bradbury Squall. This is a 3 mile snowshoe race through Bradbury Mountain State Park in Pownal, Maine. Frosty and I drove down early, so that we could stop at L.L. Bean to drool over gear. We left with Read more…
On February 19th, Frosty and I hiked up Borestone Mountain. It was a sunshiny winter day. We had a fabulous hike that challenged us. We both thoroughly enjoyed this hike. We wore our snowshoes for this adventure. We took the Base Trail up to where it meets the access Read more…
Little Moose Mountain is a favorite snowshoeing trip for Frosty and me. Every time we go the snow conditions are different, but it is always fun and challenging (especially at the end before our turn around spot). Our last trip was on March 11th. We got an early start and Read more…
On February 24th, we climbed Mount Kineo. We got up early and headed for the Greenville region. We parked at the boat landing in Rockwood. I was glad the outhouse at the boat landing was open during the winter! The parking lot was filled with snowmobile trailers. There were a number Read more…
Yesterday, Frosty and I headed down to MDI to go to Acadia National Park. We drove to Seal Harbor to enter the park and access the carriage roads. The road into the Jordan Pond House is plowed in the winter. The JPH had construction vehicles all around, so we drove Read more…