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• Bar Harbor is located on the mid-coast of Maine and the hub for Acadia National Park.
  This area has hiking of all abilities, carriage roads for biking, and plenty of shoreline for kayaking. We will stay in a motel, and have 2 days of hiking and biking, and plenty of time for kayaking, relaxing or strolling the shores. Rentals for kayaks and bikes are available in Bar Harbor.
  Cost: $770.00 includes 3 nights in private room, 3 breakfasts, 2 dinners (one a clambake), 2 pack lunches, guided hiking and biking, and transportation.
  
  
• Bridal Veil Falls, elevation 2100 ft. (gain 1100 feet), is located in Franconia and is true to it's name.
  It is an easy traverse along the back side of Cannon Mountain with one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the White Mts.
  Hike time is approximately 3 hours. Round trip distance is 5 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Greeley Ponds are located off the Kancamaugus Highway in the Mad River Notch.
  This easy scenic hike leads to 2 ponds in a the notch (gain 260 ft.), and great photo opportunities, including wildlife. Bring your camera and tripod if you have one. Hike time is approximately 4 hours. Round trip distance is 4.3 miles.
  Cost: $60.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader/photographer.
  
  
• Lonesome Lake, elevation 2760 ft. (gain 800 ft.) has an AMC hut that welcomes visitors.
  It is located south of Cannon Mt. well below it's summit and boasts of magnificent views of Franconia Ridge. It is an easy hike with or without the addition of the Cascade Brook Trail. With the trail add an extra 3 miles and more beautiful scenery.
  Hike time is approximately 2 hours or 4 hours. Round trip distance is 3.2 miles or 6.2 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• OSG Paintball Company, Barnstead, N.H.
  This is a introductory paintball battle afternoon. Have you wanted to try it but didn't have anyone to go with? Bring your friends or come by yourself. Everything you need to protect yourself, field fees, ammunition, pre-lunch, and transportation from WOA are included.
  Check out the web page, OSG Paintball.
  Cost: $40.00
  
  
• Pawtuckaway State Park, Fire Tower
  6 easy miles round trip (gain 600 ft), make this walk in the woods very relaxing and yet rewarding with awesome views from the tower. There is one steep section providing a little challenge and a test of your ability.
  This southern NH park has a lake with waterfront camping, canoe rentals, and swimming. It is off of RT 101 in Nottingham, about 25 minutes from our Hooksett office.
  One daily use fee for the park allows for use of the trails and the beach and canoe/boat launch. We will transport you to the park, take you on a hike, and go to the beach afterward for a picnic. Bring your bathing suits! Canoe rentals are adjacent to the beach.
  Cost: $35.00 includes transportation from WOA, park fee, picnic and leader.
  
  
• Red Hill, elevation 2029 ft. (gain 1370 ft.).
  Red Hill is located in Moultonborough, NH. It is an easy climb with beautiful views of Lake Winnipesaukee!
  Hike Time is approximately 3 hours. Round trip distance is 4 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Ripley Falls, Ethan Pond (gain 1142 ft over 3 miles), is located in the Crawford Notch area.
  It is an easy climb with awesome waterfalls and scenic ponds to photograph. Bring your camera and tripod. Hopefully we'll see some moose!
  Hike time is approximately 5 hours. Round trip distance is 6 miles. The first 1/2 mile can be steep, but has good footing. The rest is an easy graded terrain.
  Cost: $60.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, leader/photographer.
  
  
• Ripley Falls and Arethusa Falls are located in the Crawford Notch area.
  It is an easy climb with a couple of steep spots to awesome waterfalls to photograph. Bring your camera and tripod. Hopefully we'll see some moose!
  Hike time is approximately 3.5 hours. Round trip distance is 4.2 miles.
  Cost: $60.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, leader/photographer.
  
  
• The Sugarloaves, elevation 2539 ft. (gain 1150 ft.).
  Middle and North Sugarloaf are located near the Zealand Campground in the Twin Mountain area. It is an easy climb with scenic vistas and a clear summit with marvelous views.
  Hike time is approximately 3 hours. Round trip distance is 3.8 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Sunapee, elevation 3200 ft. (gain 1200 ft.), is a ski area located in Newport N.H.
  There are three routes, the easiest one is adjacent to the ski slopes with parking at the base lodge. It is an easy climb of 2 miles with nice views of the lake and Vermont mountains.
  Hike time is approximately 3 hours. Round trip distance is 4 miles.
  Cost: $45.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Tecumseh, elevation 4003 ft. (gain 1900 ft.).
  What makes this mountain special? It’s a nice, easy, introductory high peak hike. It is the shortest of the 4000 footers in NH. The trail is 2 miles to the summit, nicely wooded, follows a brook, and runs adjacent to ski trails.
  Hike time is approximately 4 hours. Round trip distance is 4 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Zeacliff, elevation 3740 ft. (total gain from Zealand Rd. is 1740 ft.).
  The Zeacliff is located just 1.5 miles from the Zealand Hut which makes this easy hike into the hut, but steeper from hut to cliff. (The hut is open in the winter, but adding 3.7 miles to hike in from Rt. 302). Hiking, cross country skiing, or snowshoeing, Zeacliff boasts of many magnificent views!
  Hike time is approximately 4.5 hours. Round trip distance is 7.8 miles (additional 7.4 miles in winter).
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Zipline, Lincoln, N.H. Zip from tree to tree with gravity!
  This will be so much fun in a group. We need a minimum of 8 women to get a discount. We need to book well in advance so if you are thinking about it, sign up! You must be in good physical condition. Weight limits between 70-240 lbs. Check out the web page, Alpine Adventures.
  Cost: $120.00 includes transportation from WOA, zipline tour, and picnic lunch.
  
  

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• The Bonds, series of 3, elevations range from 4265 - 4698 ft. (gain 2600 ft.).
  There are three mountains, West Bond, Mt Bond, and Bondcliff that jut out into the Pemigewasset Wilderness similar to a mesa. There are valleys on either side and looking in any direction you cannot see any man-made structures creating a true wilderness experience. Claiming these peaks can be done in a long day trip but staying overnite at Guyot campsite is a memorable experience. There are some steep sections, but for the most part this is a moderate albeit a long hike.
  Total distance is 20 miles over 2 days, staying at Guyot campsite.
  Cost: $90.00 includes transportation from WOA, meals, camp fees and leader(s).
  
  
• The Baldface Mountains are located in the Wild River Valley, elevations 3570 - 3610 ft.(gain 2310 ft.).
  This is a very interesting geographical area off Rt 113 in North Chatham, N.H. Even though the summits are not 4000 feet, our normal tree line in New Hampshire, there are several exposed rock summits with excellent views on this moderateloop trail. We'll camp the night before at a designated campsite. Hike distance is 9.2 miles.
  Cost: $95.00 includes transportation from WOA, meals, camp fees and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Cabot, elevation 4170 ft. (gain 2556 ft.).
  Mt. Cabot is the northern most 4000 footer in New Hampshire. There are several routes from different directions. One route, the Bunnell Notch Trail is moderate terrain with a few good outlooks. Hike time is approximately 6 hours. Round trip distance is 8 miles.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
• Our Mt. Cabot overnight hike includes a scenic stay at Unknown Pond or Rogers Ledge, then completion of the loop the following day.
  Total trip distance is 9.8 miles over 2 days.
  Cost: $90.00 includes transportation from WOA, meals, camp fees and leader(s).
  
  
• Carter Range, elevations 4500-4800 ft. (gain 3188 ft.).
  There are 3 Carters plus the Dome. There are some steep sections, but for the most part this is a moderate albeit a long loop hike. There are gorgeous views from Middle Carter, Mt. Hight, and North Carter.
  Total trip distance is 12 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks and leader(s).
  
  
• Mt. Chocorua, elevation 3456 ft. (gain 2725 ft.).
  Mt. Chocorua is one of the most recognized and popular peaks in New Hampshire with its pointed rocky exposed summit. There are several routes all of which are moderate and approximately 4 miles each way, with the top fairly steep. There is a beautiful lake at the bottom to swim or soak your feet in, but bring foot protection for the rocky shore.
  Hike time is approximately 7 hours. Round trip distance is 8 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader(s).
  
  
• Mt. Crawford, elevation 3119 ft. (gain 1942 ft.).
  Crawford is an moderate hike with fine views in Crawford Notch and into the Dry River Wilderness area. The Davis Path starts on rt 302 just past Notchland; it has a wonderful suspension bridge to cross the river, and continues all the way to Crawford Path just south of Mt. Washington summit.
  Hike time is approximately 4 hours. Round trip distance is 5 miles.
  Cost: $55.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Eisenhower, elevation 4760 ft. (gain 2760 ft.).
  Eisenhower lies to the south of Monroe and Washington on the Presidential Range. It is a lovely moderate day hike that leads to an exposed domed summit. However, the last mile of the trail is above treeline and can be dangerous in bad weather. It's well worth it though because Eisenhowers summit boasts of wonderful views in all directions.
  Traverse to the summit is decided according to group and weather.
  Hike time is approximately 6 hours. Round trip distance is 7.6 miles.
  Cost: $65.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader(s).
  
  
• Ethan Pond is located in the Crawford Notch area (gain 1142 ft.).
  It is an easy to moderate climb with awesome waterfalls and scenic ponds to photograph. Hopefully we'll see some moose! We will camp at Ethan Pond campsite on tent platforms. We may hike to Thoreau Falls and/or hike Mt. Willey. Round trip distance is 8 miles. The first 1/2 mile is a bit steep, but has good footing. The rest is an easy graded terrain.
  Cost: $95.00 includes transportation from WOA, meals, fees, leader.
  
  
• Hedgehog Mt., elevation 2532 ft. (gain 1450 ft.).
  Hedgehog is located on the northern edge of the Sandwich Range near the east end of the Kancamagus Highway. It is an easy to moderate hike leading to a clear summit with views of the Sandwich Range.
  Hike time is approximately 3.5 hours. Round trip distance is 4.8 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Isolation, elevation 4003 ft. (gain 3300 ft.).
  Mt. Isolation is nearly 10 miles from any road on the Montalban Range and is just off of the Davis Path. This is one of the longer trails to reach one of the 48 4000 footers. The views are spectacular from the summit making it worthwhile for an overnight backpack stay. Except for the distance, and depending on which trails, this is a moderate hike. Gortex footwear and trekking poles are recommended as there are many water crossings or muddy areas to navigate.
  Trip time is 2 days, 1 night. Round trip distance is approximately 20 miles.
  Cost: $90.00 includes transportation from WOA, meals, snacks, and leader(s).
  
  
• Mt. Jackson, elevation 4052 ft. (gain 1980 ft.), is named for Charles Jackson, a NH geologist.
  This is a moderate hike located in Crawford Notch. The summit has a square ledge open summit and wonderful views of the presidential range. The short route to the summit is via the Webster-Jackson trail for 1.4 miles, then the Jackson trail
  for 1.2 miles. For a fine loop, the Webster Cliff trail is 1.3 miles to Mt. Webster, the return via the Webster and Webster Cliff trails for a total of 6.5 miles.
  Hike time is approximately 4.5 hrs.
  Cost: $65.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader(s).
  
  
• Jennings Peak, elevation 3460 ft. (gain 1988 ft.), is located in the Sandwich Range near Waterville Valley, NH.
  This moderate hike leading to a beautiful overlook of Mt. Sandwich and the Drake River valley. It is accessible from Rt. 49 in Campton.
  Time is approximately 4.5 hours. Round trip distance is 6 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Liberty, elevation 4459 ft. (gain 3059 ft.), is part of the Appalachian Trail.
  Liberty is located in Franconia Notch, NH, along the Franconia Ridge, with an exposed summit and awesome views of the notch and the ridge. It is a moderate hike because of the steady climb, and the elevation gain. However, the footing is good because it is a part of the Appalachian Trail. The Whitehouse Trail connects from the parking area to the Liberty Spring Trail, which is 3 miles and leads to the Franconia Ridge, and then 3/10’s on the ridge trail leads to the summit of Liberty, making the total distance 8.4 miles.
  Hike time is approximately 6 hours. Round trip distance is 8.4 miles.
  Cost: $60.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Morgan/Percival Loop, elvations 2243 ft. and 2212 ft., respectively (gain 1475 ft.).
  These peaks are in the Squam mountain range, and yes, both peaks afford fine views of Squam lake. This is a moderate hike because of the steepness near the summits and tricky ledges. There are actually some ladders for those feeling adventurous. Hike time is approxiamtely 4 hours. Round trip distance is 5 1/2 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Moosilauke, elevation 4802 ft. (gain 2450 ft.), is the westernmost 4000 footer in N.H.
  Moosilauke has a large open summit with 360 degree views. There are several routes up this mountain, starting at the Dartmouth Outing Club. It is a moderate hike.
  Hike time is approximately 6.5 hours. Round trip distance is 7 miles.
  Cost: $65.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Osceola, elevation 4340 ft. (gain 2025 ft.), located in Waterville Valley, named for the Seminole warrior.
  There are switchbacks, birch stands, ledges, all leading to magnificent summit views. There once stood a firetower on the flat summit ledges. It is a moderate hike.
  Hike time is approximately 4.5 hours. Round trip distance is 7 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Owl's Head, elevation 4025 ft. (gain 2850 ft.), lies in the middle of the Pemigewasset Wilderness.
  Although alot of this trail is easy flat walking, we are rating it as a moderate hike simply because of it's long distance. In addition, there are several river crossings, often forcing us to take our boots off. Walking stick or trekking poles are highly recommended for this adventure.
  Owl's Head is an overnight; round trip distance is 18 miles .
  Cost: $90.00 includes transportation from WOA, permits, food and cookware, and leader(s). Trekking poles, tents, backpacks, sleeping pads, and bags are available to rent. See rental listing.
  
  
• Mt. Pierce, elevation 4312 ft. (gain 2390 ft.), is named for President Franklin Pierce, who was born in N.H.
  Crawford Path, one of the oldest continuously maintained footpaths in America, was at one time a bridal path and has excellent footing with an easy to moderate grade. There are excellent views from the top of Pierce. The trail continues to Mt Washington, but is 3.4 miles to Pierce with an additional 7/10ths from parking area. To get to Eisenhower it's just an extra 1.5 miles over an easy path of low scrub trees with several nice views including from the exposed summit.
  Hike time is approximately 6 hours. Round trip distance is 8.2 miles.
  Cost: $65.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  
• Saddleback Mountains, ME, elevation 4126 ft. and 4039 ft. (gain 2750 ft.), respectively.
  Saddleback Mountain has a ski area which is the shorter route to the summit, however, the Appalachian Trail leading from Route 4 in Rangely to the peaks crosses varied terrain, and is classified as a moderate grade. Due to the length of the hike, (14 miles RT), it is more pleasant to do a weekend backback trip. The ridge is completely above treeline for about 2.7 miles showing off beautiful views. There are a few places to take shelter in a pop-up thunderstorm; it is important when above treeline to keep an eye on the sky. Since this is a 4 hour drive from WOA headquarters, we will need 2 nites. The first day we will drive up, hike in, and camp at the campsite, about 2 miles off Rt 4. Day 2 we will hike across the summits, then stay at a campsite, and day 3 we will hike out and return to Hooksett, NH.
  This trip includes food along with transportation, leader and camp fees. Gear such as tent, sleeping bag, pad, or backpack are available for a slight fee. See rental listing.
  Cost: $150.00.
  
  
• Our winter Mt. Sunapee hike on the backside will be a great beginner winter hike. The backside is a bit steep and long (gain 1550 ft.), so will provide some challenge. This is a moderate hike. Winter gear will be necessary as well as traction for the insulated boots. Fresh snow will require snowshoes, hardpack and ice will require Stabilicers® or crampons.
  Hiking time is approximately 5 hours. Round trip distance is 6 miles.
  Cost: $45.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  Snowshoe and crampon rentals available. See rental listing.
  
  
• Welch/Dickey loop, elevation 2905 ft. and 2734 ft. respectively (gain 1860 ft).
  This hike begins off of Rt. 49 in the Watervillle Valley area. It is a fine loop with many open ledges and beautiful views. It does have a few steep spots, and is considered a moderate hike.
  Hike time is approximately 3.25 hours. Round trip distance is 4.4 miles.
  Cost: $50.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader.
  
  

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• Flags on the 48 Annual Event
  This event is an honorable rememberance of those lost in the 9-11 tragedy. Peak leaders choose a NH 4000 foot peak, hike up carrying poles and ropes and raise the flag from noon 'til 2:00. Often, there are tributes, such as name readings, poems, musicians,or candle burning.
  We will do a moderatehike to Galehead. Wear something patriotic!
  E-mail us if you are interested in this hike. It is a free event and is not a women's only event, everyone is welcome to join us.
  Please see the gear list for summer hiking gear information.
  More event information is available on the official Flags on the 48, web site. We will post an itinerary with trail names, meeting place, and time.
  
  
• Mt. Adams, elevation 5799 ft. (gain 4468 ft.).
  Southwest of Madison on the Presidential Range, most of Mt. Adams’ trails are sheltered until the last mile or so to the summit. The trails have good footing and are well marked but because there are so many it is important to watch the signs. The summit has wonderful views over the Great Gulf Wilderness and all around. This hike is considered strenuous.
  Hike time is approximately 8 hours. Round trip distance is 9 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Alpine Garden, an eastern plateau below Mt. Washington's summit (gain 3639 ft.).
  The alpine-arctic environment mile-high garden displays 110 plant species of which 75 are never seen below these altitudes. The plants are at peak foliage from mid-June to July. This hike has some very steep sections on the ascent and descent but well worth the effort. This hike is rated as a moderate to strenuous trek. Much of the hike is above treeline. Bring your camera for this scenic flowering exhibit.
  Hike time is approxiamtely 7 hours. Round trip distance is 8 1/2 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, photo tips, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Baxter State Park, Maine is remote, rustic and simply gorgeous.(gain up to 5000 ft.).
  Baxter State park has beautiful lakes, high peaks, glacial cirque, moose, and is not crowded. There are multiple hiking opportunities, some moderate, most are strenuous. Sandy Stream Pond is the usual place to spot moose with Katahdin looming in the background. The Knifes Edge is a scary and difficult 1 mile long 3 foot wide ridge between 2 peaks, Pamola and Baxter. Weather can and often does prevent hikers from summitting via the knifes edge. For the most part, these will be difficult and long hikes so being in excellent physical condition is a must. Bring your camera, and backpacking equipment on this 3 day adventure. We will stay in lean-tos, so tents are not necessary. We will have stoves, pots, and water purifying tools. WOA also rents backpacks if need be. Trip is limited to 3 women, plus leader. (Reservations are limited and pending for dates on calendar.)
  Hike time for Pamola, Knifes Edge and Baxter Peak are approximately 12 hours and 12 miles. Other hikes shorter.
  Cost: $170.00 includes transportation, meals, park and camp fees, and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Flume, elevation 4328 ft. (gain 3150 ft.), is the most southern peak on the Lafayette Ridge.
  When driving thru Franconia Notch on Rt. 93, heading north look to your right and notice the pointed peak farthest south with the huge rock slide visible. That is Mt. Flume. We will hike it from the Kancamagus Highway, Lincoln Woods Visitors center, via the Lincoln Woods trail to the Osseo trail, to avoid the slide. This hike is still considered a strenuous hike. Round trip distance is 11.2 miles. Hike time is approximately 9 hours.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Galehead, elevation 4024 ft. (gain 2424 ft.)
  2010's Flags on the 48 hike. Although mostly moderate terrain some areas are steep. The Galehead hut, run by the AMC, is nearby where you can refill water or use the bathroom. The summit is not exposed and has some views. Everyone is welcome on the 911 memorial hike.
  Round trip distance is 9.8 miles.
  
  
• Garfield and Franconia Ridge, from Gale River Trail to Liberty Spring Trail is mostly above treeline (gain 3810 ft.). Most of this hike is part of the Appalachian Trail and is strenuous. This 3 day hike is approximately 20 miles. Friday night we will drive up and car camp at Zealand campground. Saturday morning we'll hike the Gale River Trail to Garfield Ridge, summiting Galehead, then heading along the ridge westerly to the Garfield campsite where we'll spend the night. Sunday we'll continue on the Garfield Ridge to Franconia Ridge to Mt Liberty, camping at the Liberty Springs campsite. Monday morning we'll have a 3.7 mile hike out ending at the Flume Visitor Center.
  Cost: $180.00 includes transportation from WOA, camping fees, 3 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 2 dinners and leader.
  
  
• Mt. Jefferson, elevation 5716 ft. is the third highest peak in N.H. (gain 2724 ft.).
  Mt. Jeffferson is part of the Presidential Range residing between Washington and Adams.The shortest route, the Caps Ridge Trail is a strenuous, steep and rugged climb with rock slabs and exposed terrain. After only 1.5 miles the trail breaks out of the trees and is exposed the rest of the way.
  Hike time is approximately 5 hrs. Round trip distance is 5 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Lafayette and Lincoln loop, elevations 5260 ft and 5089 ft. (gain 3000 ft.).
  Lafayette and Lincoln are located on the Franconia Ridge with magnificent views. The Old Bridal Path is a moderate to strenuous trail that merges with the Greenleaf Trail at the Hut (where fresh water and snacks await in the summer months). From here the climb is more steep to the summit of Lafayette.
  The Franconia Ridge Trail continues along the ridge, down then up to Lincoln and then down to Little Haystack and finally descending to the Falling Waters Trail, which is steep on the top half.
  Hike time is approximately 7.5 hours. Round trip distance is 8.9 miles.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leader(s).
  
  
• Mt. Madison, elevation 5366 ft. (gain 3916 ft.).
  Madison is located on the northern end of the Presidential range. The summit can be reached in a day trip with several choices of trails that are moderate until arriving at the hut. However, the ˝ mile from the hut to the summit is strenuous because of exposure, rocks, and steepness. Extreme caution should be exercised.
  Hike time is approximately 7 hrs. Round trip distance is 8.2 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Mahoosuc Notch and Speck Pond Loop, (gain 2300 ft.).
  This is the most difficult part of the Appalachian Trail, but also the most fun. If you have ever been to the Polar Caves or Lost River, you know what it's like to squeeze between and climb around rocks. This is a strenuous climb but well worth the challenge. If you are a serious hiker, this should be on your bucket list. We will stay over Friday nite at a campsite so we can get an early start.
  Hike time is 9 hours. Round trip distance is 11 miles.
  Cost: $110.00 includes camping, transportation, meals, and fearless leader.
  
  
• Mt. Monroe, elevation 5372 ft. (gain 2712 ft.), is just south of Mt. Washington.
  It is on the Presidential Range close to the Lake of the Clouds hut. The most direct route is via the Ammanoosic Ravine trail which is difficult, steep and can be slippery on the open ledges. However, it is very scenic. This hike is considered strenuous but is well worth it!
  Hike time is approximately 6.5 hrs. Round trip distance is 7.6 miles.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Mt. Moosilauke, elevation 4805 ft. (gain 2873 ft.).
  Moosilauke is the most westerly high peak that is above treeline.
  There is a strenuous trail, which is why this hike is categorized as a strenuous hike.
  Beaver Brook trail follows beautiful cascades, but is very steep and slippery with handholds, steps and ropes for aid in climbing. The summit of Moosilauke is wonderfully open and grassy with gorgeous views in all directions.
  Hike time is approximtely 6 hrs. Round trip distance is 7.6 miles.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• South and North Twin Mountains, elevation 4902 and 4761. (gain 3382 ft.).
  The beautiful open summit of South Twin permit views in all directions. On a clear day you can see Mt. Mansfield in VT. North Twin is one mile away across a ridge. South Twin has some of the finest views in the White Mountains, as it overlooks the Pemigewasset Wilderness and the Bonds. There is a strenuous hike, because of the distance and elevation gain.
  Hike Time is approximately 8 hrs. Round trip distance is 11 miles.
  Cost: $75.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Mt. Washington, elevation 6288 ft, was named for our first President (gain 4200 ft.).
  There are many routes up to the highest peak in the Northeast, but by far, Tuckerman’s Trail is the most popular. The total hike is strenuous gaining 4200 feet in 4.2 miles. Good footwear is a must as it is a continuously rocky trail and slippery lichen covered rocks closer to the cone can be treacherous. Mt. Washington is home to some of the world’s worst weather with record winds recorded at 237 mph! The weather can change in an instant and it is important to be fully prepared for snow even in July. All trails leading to the summit are extremely exposed and dangerous in bad weather.
  Hike time is approximately 9 hours. Round trip distance is 8.4 miles.
  Cost: $80.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Mt. Washington, elevation 6288 ft, 2 day traverse (gain 4200 ft.).
  The hike is strenuous 2 day 21 mile journey starting at Rt 2 in Randolph and ending on Rt 302 in Crawford Notch. We will cover 11 miles on the first day and 10 miles on the second, after we spend the night at the Lake of the Clouds hut. Good footwear is a must as it is a continuously rocky trail and slippery lichen covered rocks closer to the cone can be treacherous. Mt. Washington is home to some of the world’s worst weather with record winds recorded at 237 mph! The weather can change in an instant and it is important to be fully prepared for snow even in July. Experienced distance hikers only.
  Hike time is approximately 8 hours per day. Trip distance is 21 miles.
  Cost: $195.00 includes transportation, meals, snacks, hut fee and leaders.
  
  
• Wildcats 'D' and 'A', elevation 4050 ft. and 4422 ft., respectively (gain 2422 ft.).
  Wildcat 'D' is just above the top of the ski area where there is a tower. The Wildcat Trail is a strenuous steep climb up 1.9 miles, with some fine ledge views, over to summit ‘E’ then 3/10ths of a mile up to the official 4000 footer ‘D’. The trail continues up and down cols over ‘C’, ‘B’ and finally to ‘A’ peak, another legal 4000 footer, at 4.2 miles. There is an awesome lookout just beyond & to the right of ‘A’. Return the same way for a total distance of 8.4 miles for all 5 peaks or only 4.4 miles for 'D' peak. Time for 'D' is 4 hours, all five is about 7 hours. Weather and group will decide traverse or not.
  Cost: $70.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  
• Mt. Willey, elevation 4285 ft. (gain 2591 ft.), is named after the Willey family who were killed by a landslide in 1826.
  It is located in Crawford Notch and has a strenuous, short hike to the summit. There are nine sets of stairs that have recently been built to make the climb easier. The Appalachian Trail off route 302 leads to the Willey Range Trail.
  Hike time is approximately 5.5 hours. Round trip distance is 5.4 miles.
  Cost: $65.00 includes transportation from WOA, lunch, snacks, and leaders.
  
  

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