Top women's team "Andes Slaydies" (from left) Christina Filipowich, Cozy Mitchell, Lily Morgan, Victoria Weigold, and Erin Paradis stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Top co-ed team "The Valley Originals" of Kennett students (from left) Piper Lopashanski, Patrick Laughland, Joey Nichipor, Gabriel Freedman, and Charlie Murdoch Roy stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (WISEGUY CREATIVE MEDIA)
Two members of the top men's team "Fresh Off the Couch" (from left) Kelton Cullenberg and Aaron Finley stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Top women's team "Andes Slaydies" (from left) Christina Filipowich, Cozy Mitchell, Lily Morgan, Victoria Weigold, and Erin Paradis stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
Top co-ed team "The Valley Originals" of Kennett students (from left) Piper Lopashanski, Patrick Laughland, Joey Nichipor, Gabriel Freedman, and Charlie Murdoch Roy stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (WISEGUY CREATIVE MEDIA)
Two members of the top men's team "Fresh Off the Couch" (from left) Kelton Cullenberg and Aaron Finley stand together for the awards at Ledge Brewing Company for the 2022 Tuckerman Inferno on Saturday. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
PINKHAM NOTCH — The 2022 Tuckerman Inferno Pentathlon took place under at times drizzly and foggy conditions with thin snow cover at Great Glen Trails and in Mount Washington’s famed Tuckerman Ravine last Saturday.
The five-part race started at 8 a.m. at Great Glen with a 6-mile fat bike ride, followed by a 6-mile freestyle cross-country ski leg and a 5-mile backcountry snowshoe, up part of the Mt. Washington Auto Road and then down the Connie’s Way Trail to the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Pinkham Notch Visitor Center. From there, it was a 3-plus-mile mountain run up the Tuckerman Trail to Left Gully in Tuckerman Ravine for a GS.
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