Why the Trails need your Help! Trails are a vital and continual thread, literally woven through our public lands and the experiences we create there. Unfortunately, our trails are often taken for granted. Unlike nearly every other public resource we enjoy, trails are primarily a product of volunteer labor and...
The Appalachian Mountain Club has been an active participant in the White Mountains for over a century. Founded in 1876, within three years they constructed a trail in Tuckerman’s Ravine. Their advocacy (along with many others) helped ensure the passage of the Weeks Act in 1911, leading to the creation...
Top 5 4000-footers views One of the best things about hiking in the White Mountains is that amazing views can be found almost anywhere, even on peaks that don’t have the greatest views at the summit. Zeacliff, for instance, offers one of the most incredible viewpoints in the region despite...
Progress continues on our women’s line of technical products - and we have exciting news - our first product is now in production! If you are in Lincoln, please stop by the studio to see our stitchers working their magic! The new product is a technical fleece made of the...
