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Moosilauke
White
· 4800 ft
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2024-02-11
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2h ago
Active tags: frozen-groundhigh-windicelow-visibilitypostholingsnowshoes-required
Hikers climbed Moosilauke via Ravine Lodge and Snapper trail on February 11, 2024 during winter conditions. The parking area and road walk were icy/glare ice; the Snapper trail was heavily postholed from the previous day's sun and warmth, but the Carriage Road was well-packed. Summit was socked in with clouds and wind, and lower-elevation sections began to soften in afternoon sun.
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Hikers climbed Moosilauke via Ravine Lodge and Snapper trail on February 11, 2024 during winter conditions. The parking area and road walk were icy/glare ice; the Snapper trail was heavily postholed from the previous day's sun and warmth, but the Carriage Road was well-packed. Summit was socked in with clouds and wind, and lower-elevation sections began to soften in afternoon sun.
frozen-groundhigh-windicelow-visibilitypostholingsnowshoes-required
A New Year's Day ascent of Franconia Ridge in the White Mountains featuring Lafayette, Lincoln, Little Haystack, Flume, and Liberty. The hiker used microspikes on ice flows above treeline but hiked the lower trail without snow, encountering good weather and clear views throughout the day.
adk-haystack, white-flume, white-lafayette, white-liberty, white-lincoln, white-moosilauke, white-washington
dryicespikes-required
Solo completion of the Northeast 115 peakbagging challenge on Mount Moosilauke via the Gorge Trail, staying at Moosilauke Ravine Lodge. The hiker encountered initially cloudy conditions with views socked in until the afternoon when clouds lifted, revealing views of Washington, the Franconia Ridge, and Vermont peaks.
drylow-visibility
Hiker completed Cabot and Waumbek on Saturday (arriving at summit after dark with headlamps) and Cannon on Sunday, bringing them close to finishing the White Mountains 48. Ice was starting to form on exposed rock but not yet comprehensive; tourists and other hikers were active on all peaks despite challenging conditions.
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