Around New England
Join us as we tackle a variety of trails—some that leave us gasping for air and others that are perfect for the whole family (and by “family,” we mean the dog, too).
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88. Moxie Falls, West Forks, Maine (opens the original)
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Join us this week as we check out a quick and easy 2 mile roundtrip hike to Moxie Falls in West Forks, Maine. This is one of Maine's tallest waterfalls at around 90 feet tall! We hiked this one on the way home from Non-Moosehead Lake (as Mike calls it now). The ride out there from Greenville, Maine was rugged to say the least. 15 miles of dirt roads with no cell service and no civilization around at all. We still didn't see any moose! The hike itself is pretty straightforward, the trail is very
87. Mount Kineo Moosehead Lake, Maine (opens the original)
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Join us this week as we add another Maine hike to our favorite hike catalog, Mount Kineo! This small island on Moosehead Lake is only accessible by boat. There is a ferry that cost $15 per person to get over there. There is also a 9 hole golf course on this island that Mike is slightly obsessed about playing one day! The gem of the island is the 700 foot cliffs that make up Mount Kineo. There are two trails that go to the summit. The bridal trail is less steep but a little longer than the Indian
86. Blue Hill Reservation Milton, MA (opens the original)
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Join us this week as we go to Milton Massachusetts to Blue Hill Reservation. We did a rain-shortened 4 mile loop that should have hit the summit of Great Blue Hill. As soon as we were as far away from the car as possible, the rain came down and didn't stop until after we finished the hike. We still had fun! The reservation is dog-friendly (on leash) in most areas. We brought our dog and she loved it, until the rain. Next time we want to try Steel & Rye in Milton but they were closed. We ended up
85. Franconia Notch Bike Path North Woodstock, NH (opens the original)
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Join us this week as we bike the Franconia Notch Recreation Trail from the parking lot for the Flume to Echo Lake Beach. This path is gorgeous and stops at all the attractions that are on the parkway. There is so much we have done in this area, check out the Around New England Website for more ideas to do in the Franconia Notch area. After we grabbed some of our new favorite iced coffee drinks around. We went back to Pure & Brave Coffee for the iced golden maple latte. They serve them in a can w
84. Purgatory Falls Trail, Lyndenborough, New Hampshire (opens the original)
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This week we go to Lyndenborough New Hampshire, to hike the Purgatory Falls Trail before checking out the amazing Chunki Chip cookies in nearby Milford! The trail is about 5.5 miles with about 300 feet of elevation gain. The trail has three main waterfall attractions. The lower and upper falls are fun spots to check out for a dip to cool off! Listen to the podcast to get the best parking options for each attraction. There is no fee to hike here, just get there early as the parking lot is rather
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