Thanks for sharing your hike! My wife and I summitted Mt Washington through Tuckerman Ravine about 30 years ago, and appreciate this opportunity to experience it again (virtually)!

Excellent video..hiked most of the trails except Huntington Ravine. The Glen Boulder Trail is also a great choice, a bit longer. Entrance is about 1 mile south of Pinkham Notch on Route 16. We camped right next to the boulder and there were very few hikers...highly recommended.

Thanks so much for the hiking inspiration!

Excellent video!!

Yesterday me and my buddy summited Washington via Huntington Ravine. As a fairly new hiker, who is deathly afraid of heights, I knew going into it, that it was going to be tough. Through many panic attacks and just sheer will, I made it up the headwall, and actually summited. All that being said, I definitely bit off a bigger piece of apple than I should. I’m glad I did it, but I’ll never summit Washington via Huntington Ravine again Unless you’re an experienced hiker that isn’t afraid of heights and that is in tip top shape, I suggest accessing by Tuckermans Ravine instead. Huntington was one of the toughest, yet rewarding, experiences of my life

I’m 13 and I just hiked to the summit and it was my favorite hike I’ve ever done

Well done video. Your talented

One of the best hiking videos out there. Great job Michael.

This would be a great video if it didn't have the vacuous syntho-rock muzak.

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awesome video just subscribed!!!!

Holy crocodiles!

Even tho it's longer, park off of Route 302 in Crawford Notch and take the Crawford Path Trail. You follow the top of the ridgeline all the way to Mt. Washington. It's a long hike, so you may want to make reservations at one of the Huts and come down the next day. This is one of my favorite hikes. Check the weather before you go.

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You got no idea

First time I hiked up with my dad, there was a hotel at the summit - terrific wind noise in the rooms. Dad had gotten a charley horse on the way up, and didn't want to hike back down, so we rode the train. Could buy a one way ticket at the summit - things were less regimented than they are now (and a lot less expensive, even counting for 60 years of inflation). Have since hiked Amonoosuc Ravine, Jewell, Huntington Ravine, Lions Head, Tuckerman's Ravine, and a December walk to the summit on the auto road.Dad loved the White Mountains, and passed that love on to me. Then I discovered the Alps and that complicated things.

i rode the cog railway all the way up to the mt Washington summit i didn't hike it.🏔

I have climbed 4 times and want to do it again. One of the deaths was a murder.

Yeah, you can't fly drones up there either.

Thanks for listing the names of sites and trails you filmed. I am thinking of traveling to Yellowstone.

you hiked the lions head winter trail

Been up there three times years ago. Can't believe how crowded it is now. People ruin everything.

I’ve hiked and snowboarded Tuckerman’s Ravine many times but this summer will be our first time summitting her. Can’t wait to finally experience the top of probably my favorite place in New England.

I have hiked this mountain with my dad and my brother and 2 of my step siblings and step mom. We hiked there during the summer and I remember how cold it was at high altitude with hazy fogs and a military dude lend me his jacket. My parents were stupid for not having all of us prepared. Thankfully, we stayed on the tourist trail path. I was 12 years old at that time. We rode the trolly back. The guy in the video took a different trail path.

love hiking here. did lions head for first time back in OCT and was a good hike. i will be doing another hike in a few weeks.

This man is sharing things normally other ppl wouldn't share. Thank you very much!

Love this!

Thank you making this beautiful content 🫂💜🌏🙏🏼

You can also just hike up to the sub dome without a permit, and wait for someone to come along who has an extra spot on their permit.

So can I start a hike at 4am there? I will stay in Fresno and drive to the park super very early. But is it even open at 4am?

People rate this hike so many different ways, challenging, not so challenging. It all depends on your age and level of fitness. I am now in my 60's, but fit. I consider this very strenuous and probably too much of a challenge to reach the summit. I could do a 4000' in a day but not Mt. Washington.

why should they be on a child leash? a regular dog leash works just as well and is considerably cheaper.

Most of the deaths on Mt Washington occurred before the 1980s and almost all of them occurred from people going up there in the winter, but there’s actually a funny one about a kid who tried sleigh riding down the cog rail tracks. I dunno if it’s still there but there used to be a large plaque on the inside of the door to the caretaker’s cabin at the Hermit lake shelters located at the base of Tuckerman’s Ravine. The plaque lists all the people who have died up there with a brief description of how.

I come back to this video all the time, reminds me of my travels

Always a good idea to call walmart ahead… I didn’t call once 😂😂😂😂😂

As a KZbinr myself I give credits for this awesome video carting the heavy camera! Wow ❤ Love it

Just Tuckerman. No "s"

Adirondack Trail?

I used to get the itch to climb up W and if I couldn’t get anyone to go with me I’d go alone. I never planned it but by chance I seemed to arrive on special days. Namely the running race and the bicycle race. My favorite trails up are Huntington and Great Gulf.

Wow never get caught up there in the winter it's like a mini Everest

MT Washington has a new coldest windchill ever recorded in America -108 deg!! FEB 3rd 2023

this seems way less sketcy than driving up fuck that road bro lmao

One day I’m gonna go

This is awesome and this video should have tons of views. Great job. Subscribed - loved your video on Yellowstone too.

Took another 2 month cross country trip 🤙

I thought Ol faithful lives in my pants lol

Tuckerman reveal trail? It's the tuckerman ravine trail. You want to have some fun you do it in January like I do LOL it's not as much fun when it's warm.

Tuckerman reveal trail? It's the tuckerman ravine trail. You want to have some fun you do it in January like I do LOL it's not as much fun when it's warm.

In Albuquerque that's just saying hello! 🤣 But for real, if you live there you'll get used to the gun fire. Actually as great place to live. I miss it.

great video!!