Today I hiked Ragged Mountain
Here is a view looking south on the trail to Mount Kearsarge:
Ragged Mountain hike
Merrimack River Outdoor Education & Conservation Area hike
Thursday, May 24 Kendra and I took our dogs on the most beautiful hike at the Merrimack River Outdoor Education & Conservation Area on Portsmouth St in Concord. The mosquitos were awful but the hike was fantastic. We saw so many kids and dogs on our hike and no one (but me) seemed to be bothered by the bugs.
It’s a flat, tree-filled hike and I highly recommend it.
Daily Stats (May 24):
Hike: 1.5
Run: 0
Swim: 0
Bike: 16
So Green
Photo: Yesterday’s trail run in Winant Park. No Photoshop needed. The trees and plants are so green and beautiful.
Daily Stats (May 23):
Hike: 0
Run: 7.5M
Swim: 0
Bike: 0
Kearsarge South
I ran/hiked the Winslow & Barlow Loop this morning. I chose the reportedly steeper, Winslow Trail to ascend and the supposedly mellower and longer Barlow trail down. They were both tough with rocks, roots and rock slabs.
It was gorgeous at the top:
Next weekend I plan to hike Ragged Mountain and will go longer on the SRK Greenway (Sunapee-Ragged-Kearsarge) trail. I bought the trail guide last year and now I will finally use it.
Daily Stats:
Hike: 2.8M
Run: 0M
Swim: 0
Bike: 13.88
It’s Biking Season in NH, finally
I have a little bit of temperature requirement to go out on my bike – 60 degrees. Today was just about 60 around 1 p.m. so during my lunch break I went for a ride.
Beautiful, green landscapes everywhere!
This morning Winnie and I hiked on the Marjorie Swope Park Trail and it is glorious. All the trees are budding and there is still a big of a stream on the Carter Hill connector trail to West End for Winnie to take a drink. Later that day I pulled a tick out of ear – the times we live in. #ifeellikethereareticksonme
Daily Stats:
Hike: 3M
Run: 0M
Swim: 0
Bike: 12.3