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Know where your clothes are made
Lincoln, NH, the Heart of the White Mountains. Do you know where your clothes are made? Do you know the names of the people who make them? Lots of companies...
Five Surprising Winter Views
There is no shortage of great views to be found in the White Mountains any time of year, but those willing to brave the harsh, cold conditions are often rewarded...
Until We Meet Again - A Tribute to Justin Walsh
On August 16th, 2018, I took a hike that would change my life forever. The goal was the summit of the Peak above the Nubble (PATN) which is on the...
Passing out the Turkeys, Part III
Lincoln, New Hampshire, the heart of the White Mountains The tradition continues! This is the third year we are giving Thanksgiving turkeys to all of our employees. As this tradition...
Burgeon Turns Two
Just over two years ago Burgeon Outdoor opened for business. It was, and continues to be one wild ride. We are incredibly thankful to all of you who have supported...
The Presidential Traverse
Lincoln NH, the heart of the White Mountains. The Presidential Traverse is one of the most epic hikes in the White Mountains, and also among the most challenging. Traversing the entire length of the Presidential Range, hikers will summit at least seven 4,000-footers including New Hampshire’s five tallest peaks. The majority of the trail is above the tree line and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape.
Thank you Tyler
Hey everyone, I’m Tyler Murphy and today is my last day as a summer intern for Burgeon Outdoor. I am a few weeks away from the first day of my senior year at Providence College in Rhode Island. I’ve spent the last 7 weeks in New Hampshire working out of our Lincoln studio and enjoyed every second of it.
Climbing for Clean Air
Christina Cozzens started off like many who catch the hiking bug in the White Mountains. The New Hampshire native wasn’t an experienced hiker at first, but she steadily built up her skills and confidence as she tackled the White Mountains 4,000-footers. Once she finished the full list of 48, she took on an even greater challenge, traveling west to summit California’s Mt. Whitney, the tallest mountain in the contiguous United States.
A Tribute to Dad
It all started 46 years ago this July, when Burgeon Outdoor founder Rudy Glocker hiked Mt. Washington with his father for the first time. Rudy’s father, Karl Glocker, led the family up Washington from the Ammonoosuc Ravine trailhead. The elder Glocker had hiked New England’s tallest peak many times before, and he was eager to give his children their own formative experience in the White Mountains.
Gordon Simpson, 6 year old Hundred Highest Finisher
Gordon Simpson is only six years old, but has already completed the New England Hundred Highest. Learn more about this extraordinary hiker and the bond between him and his father that was fostered in the White Mountains and beyond.
Wild Corn 2021
Lincoln, NH the heart of the White Mountains Where last spring was marked by uncertainty and restrictions, this spring brings the renewed promise of a full spring season (pray for...
Here's to you Sydney
Lincoln, NH the heart of the White Mountains Today is Sydney’s last day. For those of you who have not met her, Sydney is a valuable member of the Burgeon...