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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...
First Five Winter Hikes
GETTING STARTED Let’s say you’ve already hiked a few of the White Mountains 4,000-footers. Maybe you’ve climbed Mt. Washington or finished the Franconia Ridge Loop. Perhaps you’re well on your...
Introduction to Winter Hiking
Lincoln, NH -- the heart of the White Mountains Introducing Laurie Watt At 7:00pm on Thursday, January 28th, Burgeon Outdoor will host Laurie Watt of Mooney Mountain Guides for an...
Passing out the Turkeys, Part II
Passing out Turkeys for Thanksgiving is a Burgeon Tradition Each year, we offer all of our employees a turkey for them to celebrate Thanksgiving. While this tradition has its roots...
Burgeon's First Year
A look back on Burgeon's first year in business -- the highs the lows and look ahead to Year Two.
Burgeon to donate up to 25% to nonprofits this holiday season
Happy Holidays from Burgeon Outdoor This year has had a devastating impact on millions of people. We’ve lost loved ones, cancelled family gatherings, and seen many businesses close down for...
Burgeon Donates 10,000 Masks - and counting
The Pandemic Begins In late March, at the onset of the pandemic, Burgeon converted 100% of its production to making masks. Since then, they have manufactured over 10,000 cotton reusable...
The Pemi Loop, 32 miles, 10,000+ feet in elevation gain
The Pemi Loop is a classic White Mountains hike. Dramatic views, classic ridgelines and a vast wilderness await you over the 32 miles, 10,000 feet of elevation gain/loss and more 4,000 footers than you can count on two hands. Here are the trails, the summits, the descriptions and more. Enjoy!
Old Bridle Path
Learn more about Burgeon's adoption of the Old Bridle Path - a classic New England Trail, as well as a description of the trail and maintenance responsibilities.
Burgeon Donates 1,000 Masks to the AMC
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. ...
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 being more than a mile from the fully-wooded summit of nearby Mt. Zealand.