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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.
Women's Line Update, Part III
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...
Meet Philip Carcia, Burgeon Brand Athlete
Philip Carcia was exhausted. Over the past week he’d raced across the White Mountains, covering 240 miles in less than six days with almost no sleep along the way, and...
Rookie of the Year
Lincoln, New Hampshire, the heart of the White Mountains: Rookie of the YearDeclan Kiley becomes third known hiker to complete “triple-single” winter of White Mountains 4,000-footers Declan Kiley had always felt...
Ammonoosuc Community Health Services
Lincoln, NH the heart of the White Mountains: Ammonoosuc Community Health Services (“ACHS”) is a valuable member of the White Mountains Community. With six locations throughout the Whites, they provide...
Meet Jo Biscoe -- Single Season Winter Finisher
Jo Biscoe is an unlikely peakbagger. Originally from Cornwall, England, where the highest point is only about 1,000 feet, the elementary school teacher in Lisbon, Maine, had little interest in hiking as recently as two years ago. Nevertheless, she recently celebrated her 60th birthday by completing a Single Season Winter completion of the New Hampshire 4000-footers.
A Message From Burgeon Founder, Rudy Glocker
Lincoln, NH the heart of the White Mountains: It's a different world These are challenging times for all of us. Some have lost loved ones, some have lost their jobs....
Burgeon Masks -- Making an impact
Lincoln, NH, the heart of the White Mountains: Three weeks ago, Burgeon converted its production from its own products to making masks for organizations and individuals in need, free of...
