by Kim | Jun 22, 2023 | Adventure Resources, Hike, New England
Nature Walks & Hiking AllTrails AllTrails is a trail guide and map that is curated by users. You can find short walks in the woods, bike trails and long, difficult hikes. Create a free account so you can save favorites. I have a folder called “hikes to try...
by Kim | Jun 22, 2023 | Day Trip, New England, Paddle
When I was a kid, my dad used to take me and my brother fishing and canoeing on Kimball Pond in Dunbarton, NH. I have many great memories of the time we spent there, especially ice fishing with my cousins and uncles. The kids would wear ice skates while the adults...
by Guest | Mar 14, 2023 | Hike, New England
Written by Kim’s eldest daughter, age 14 Have you ever wondered what a sunset looks like from above the clouds? I had never really thought about it until I hiked the Presidential Traverse with my family. We had planned on hiking the traverse from Madison Hut to...
by Kim | Mar 14, 2023 | The Rocky Mountains
Our travels from Sedona, AZ to the Grand Canyon took us by Las Vegas, so we decided to stop and check it out since the kids and my mom had never been. To go from visiting National Parks to Las Vegas, Nevada was a pretty serious shock to the system. To say the kids...
by Kim | Feb 22, 2022 | Adventure, Hike, New England
Our girls were 9 and 11 when we took them on their first backcountry camping adventure. We set out to hike Mount Isolation which is 14 miles round trip. The plan was to hike in, set-up camp, hike to the summit the next day and then head out. That was one plan anyway....
by Kim | Dec 14, 2021 | Day Trip, Hike, New England
Another local gem we like to visit is the Andres Institute, the area’s largest outdoor sculpture park in Brookline, NH. They have over 100 outdoor sculptures and more than 10 miles of hiking trails on the 140 acre property. Fun fact – the property used to...
