21 Miles Solo Hiking Around Mt Whiteface / Wonalancet - Blueberry Ledge Trail White Mountains скачать в хорошем качестве

21 Miles Solo Hiking Around Mt Whiteface / Wonalancet - Blueberry Ledge Trail White Mountains

Went out and did a fairly big hike around the Wonalancet / Mt Whiteface area this weekend. The trip ended up totaling about 21 miles and 5000ft of elevation. I was trying to knock out a bunch of trails in this area in my quest to hike all the trails in the White Mountain National Forest. I started from the Ferncroft Trailhead and worked my way down the Gordon Path. Then along the Red Path to the Pasture Path to Mt Katherine. Came down from Mt Katherine and did the Tilton Spring Trail, before briefly hitting the McCrillis Path & Blueberry Ledge Trail to circle back to complete the remainder of the Pasture Path. Back tracked the Pasture Path and took the Blueberry Ledge Cutoff up to the intersection of the Blueberry Ledge Trail. Back tracked down 1 mile or so along the Blueberry Ledge Trail to the intersection of the McCrillis Path and then climbed back up the Blueberry Ledge Trail up to just under the summit of Mt Whiteface. I descended the McCrillis Trail and to the Flat Mountain Pond Trail and followed the McCrillis Path back to the Blueberry Ledge Trail, briefly connecting to the Dicey's Mill Trail, and then back to the Ferncroft Trailhead Full disclosure - The links in this description are more than likely affiliate links. This means if you click on one of these links and make a purchase I make a commission from that sale. As much as I love money, I would highly suggest giving yourself at least 48 hours before any purchase decision and asking yourself “Do I really need this?”. I hope more times than not, you find yourself saying “I Definitely do NOT need this”. If you find yourself still in need, shop around and find the best deal for your money. Please note that I am not recommending any of the gear seen in any of my videos. The gear I use is what I have found works best for me at the time period I am using it. I have come to these gear choices through vast levels of trial, error, and experimenting with gear out on trail. Gear, clothing, footwear, etc. are not one style works for all. Do as much research as you can, try out things in person if able, and make the best informed purchase decision for YOU. Do not buy gear just because it worked for, was showcased by, or recommended by someone on YouTube