Mts Liberty and Flume (2 x NH4K)
Hosted by Boston AMC Hiking and Backpacking
Details
Activity Type: Hiking, Local Walks, & Trail Running | Hiking
Difficulty: 6 - Strenuous
Trip Leader(s): Majid Ali, Reid Gilman, Michael Meyer
Registration Type: Application
Please Click Here to RSVP: https://activities.outdoors.org/a5UUN000001rwN3
Audience: Adults
Description: Join us for a winter day-hike in the Franconia Range of the White Mountains, with an out-and-back route of about 10.2 miles with approximately 4,250' elevation gain. Our goal is to summit two 4000 footers, Mt. Liberty (4,459') and Mt. Flume (4,328'). Weather permitting, we will have 360 degree views of the Pemigewasset Wilderness, Cannon and the Kinsmans. This hike will be at a moderate and steady pace with brief breaks, and is appropriate for experienced winter hikers who are comfortable with relatively steep trails and brief above tree-line exposure. Given the length of the hike and limited daylight this time of year, participants will be required to carry headlamps and be prepared to finish in the dark. To address unforeseen challenges such as adverse weather, unacceptable trail conditions or excessive crowding, the planned trip destination, activity and/or meeting place and time may be modified. In that event, participants may elect to join in that activity or opt out.
Required: Microspikes and mountaineering snowshoes, with prior experience using both. Additional Required Winter Gear: 400g insulated winter boots Warm hat or beanie Face protection (balaclava or facemask) Headlamp with extra batteries Multiple warm clothing layers (base, mid, and outer shells) Be prepared for cold, snowy, and icy trail conditions
Reminder: Please click the RSVP link above to register!
AI summary
By Meetup
Winter day-hike for adults with winter hiking experience to summit two 4,000-foot peaks; a strenuous out-and-back with significant elevation gain.
AI summary
By Meetup
Winter day-hike for adults with winter hiking experience to summit two 4,000-foot peaks; a strenuous out-and-back with significant elevation gain.
