This summer, I led hikes for the World Fellowship Center in Albany. Every Tuesday morning, I would arrive for breakfast.
Ed Parsons
I wrote this column in the late fall of 2023. It is not often that I print a column that took place in another season. But I thought it might …
Friday, Aug. 14, was a beautiful day. I didn’t get outside until late morning. I headed to Pinkham Notch Camp to hike the Old Jackson Road to …
Recently I was in Fryeburg, Maine, and did the 1.7-mile West Ridge Trail on Mount Tom (1, 073 feet).
On a hot Thursday this week, I headed over to the other side of the mountains and climbed Mount Pemigewassett (2,552 feet), also known as Indi…
Sometimes you are inspired to do a hike by seeing it from another location. Once I was sitting on the South Ledge viewpoint on Iron Mountain i…
My friend Carl Schildkraut is up from New York. I've led him on hikes for many years. I'm meeting him today in North Conway for lunch.
This time of year is a good time to travel a distance for a unique hike. I did this hike a few years ago with an old friend who has since passed on.
It is good to return to favorite trails, and in early summer, I went with a small group of friends up the Edmands path on Mount Eisenhower.