Peaks and Eats

Mackworth Island

April 23, 2025

📍Falmouth, ME

AllTrails Link: Mackworth Island Trail

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Go Pro Video by Bre

🚘 Scenic Route

Taking Route 1? It’s cute, but be ready for some stop-and-go action. Want to zip up faster? Hop on I-95—but fair warning, Maine loves a toll booth! Either way, you’re cruising through Vacationland, so vibes are high.

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• Parking: Small lot with a per-person fee during the season. If it’s full, don’t panic—spots turn over pretty fast!

• Restrooms: Composting toilet—nothing fancy, but it gets the job done.

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📍 Trail Details

• Trail Markers: Easy-to-follow wooden signs mark this lovely loop.

• Distance: 1.5-mile loop

• Time: About 30 mins, or longer if you wander down to the beach (do it!).

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🥾 The Hike

This isn’t a wild summit chase—it’s more of a peaceful stretch-your-legs stroll with ocean air and views of Casco Bay. Perfect after a long drive.

Wander the wooded path around the island’s edge, pop down to the rocky shoreline, or just pick a bench and soak it all in. Casco Bay is out there looking majestic!

Don’t miss the whimsical fairy house village—yes, really. Channel your inner gnome and build your own little home using natures supplies. It’s charming, quirky, and totally Maine.

Our fairy house 🖤🧚

There’s even a pet cemetery, part of the original island donation. The rest of the land is home to the Baxter School for the Deaf—thank you for sharing this special spot 🙏.

Hike Rating: 7.5/10 ⭐️– Easy, breezy, and packed with charm. A perfect leg-stretcher with personality!

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🔅 Feature Highlight

No waterfall here, but you will find coastal magic! The fairy village and the tide-washed rocky shoreline are the true stars of this trail. Bring your creativity—and maybe a pebble or two for your fairy home!

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🌮Post-Hike Eats

We skipped the seafood shacks for something a little unexpected- Colombian arepas in downtown Portland!

📍Spot: Maiz Colombian Street Food

Bre’s Pick: Beans Please Arepa + that sweet & spicy red sauce (chef’s kiss).

KK’s Pick: Veg Overload Arepa + suerito (like spicy Greek yogurt heaven).

🥤Drinks: Colombian soda and fresh mango juice = pure joy in a cup.

🍽️ Food Rating: 9/10 ⭐️– Flavor bomb! Creative, satisfying, and those sauces? Next level.

💝 Sweet treat for Chefs kiss of the day: Chocolats Passion

https://chocolatspassion.com/

Edible Art, Sooo Good🖤

These chocolates taste as good as they look! And they almost look too pretty to eat! Almost 😉

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💭Final Thoughts

Mackworth Island is the kind of low-effort, high-reward walk we love. Chill loop, fairy vibes, ocean views, and unexpected eats? Yes please.

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Lye Brook Falls

April 16, 2025

📍Manchester Center, VT

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The Scenic Route🚘

No matter which way you’re coming from, the drive is pure Vermont magic—rolling hills, charming towns, and postcard-worthy views. The journey is half the fun!

Scenic Drive Rating: 10/10⭐️

Pure New England charm all the way.

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Pit Stops Worth Making 🛑

Coffee Fuel-Up

Ungrounded Coffee

Smooth, delicious lattes that totally hit the spot. The perfect pre-hike pick-me-up!

☕️Coffee Rating: 9.5/10 ⭐️

Could’ve stayed for a second round. Super smooth.

Shop Local Goodies

📍 The Vermont Country Store

Part general store, part time machine—filled with local products, quirky finds, and old-school charm.

Bonus: They have multiple locations nearby, so you’ve got options!

If you drive by, turn around!

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Go Pro Video by Bre

Trail Details🥾

• Trail Name: Lye Brook Falls Trail

• Location: Manchester Center, VT

• Distance: 4.5 miles (out and back)

• Elevation Gain: 925 ft

• Trail Marker: Blue rectangle

• Time: ~2 hours, 15 minutes

• Trail Info: View on AllTrails

• Parking: Cul-de-sac-style with plenty of room

• Restrooms: A tree—🤷‍♀️

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The Hike🖤🥾

This trail is a mellow out-and-back with a steady, manageable incline—great for chatting, snapping pics, or just enjoying a peaceful walk in the woods. Wide paths make it easy to hike side-by-side.

You’ll pass a few offshoots with views of the brook trickling downhill. Right before the trail peaks, look for a wooden sign and take a right. The path curves gently and leads to the waterfall.

🥾Hike Rating: 8.5/10 ⭐️

Chill, scenic, and a great way to spend a few hours outdoors.

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The Falls💦

Lye Brook Falls is the tallest waterfall in Vermont at 125ft-and yup, she delivers! The best view is actually from a higher vantage point. Look for a narrow path to the left and follow it up to get closer to the action. The trees arch over the water, giving you a forest fairytale vibe.

Waterfall Wow Factor: 9/10 ⭐️

Quiet, dramatic, and super photogenic🖤🌊

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Post-Hike Eats 🍽️

📍 Union Underground

A cozy, casual spot with yummy food and solid hiking spirit. The staff is super friendly (fellow trail-lovers!), and if you’ve still got energy, there’s a pool tabl in the back.

We Ordered:

• For the Table: Artichoke Dip (creamy, cheesy, gone in seconds)🫕

• Bre: Veggie Burger with Sweet Potato Fries(hearty and satisfying) 🍔 🍟

• KK: Thai Noodle Salad (fresh, zingy, and full of flavor)🥗

🍴Food Rating: 9.5/10 ⭐️

Comfort food with a twist, and a chill post-hike hangout.

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Final Thoughts 💭

Lye Brook Falls is the perfect low-key hike for a cloudy day when you still want to feel refreshed and get outside. Add some seriously good local coffee and food, and you’ve got a recipe for a top-tier Vermont adventure.

Overall Day Trip Rating: 9/10 ⭐️

Scenic drive, great hike, epic waterfall, and top-notch eats—what more do you need?

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Pulpit Falls

April 9, 2025

📍Winchester, NH

#besties

⭐ Waterfall Rating: 9/10 – Easy hike, stunning falls, and cool rock formations!

The Details

• Drive-In: Just off Route 10. The path is wide, with large rocks blocking vehicle access. The pull-off is directly across from it.

• Parking: A pull-off on the westbound side of the road. It’s on a corner—proceed with caution!

• Restroom Situation: 🚫Find a tree! 🌲

• Time: Another quickie—about 20–40 minutes, depending on whether you take the direct route or the loop. Ps. The loop is not on All Trails, but we found it anyway.

Pro Tip 💡

Want to go big? Do a menage à trois with this one, Beaver Brook Falls and Chesterfield Gorge in one day or weekend!

📍 Trail Marker: Blue rectangle

📌 AllTrails Link: Pulpit Falls Trail

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Go Pro Video by Bre

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The Trek 🚶‍♀️🐾

Second try was the winner—and Bre’s pups got to join the fun this time! 🐶🐾 On our first attempt, there was just too much snow and water to cross over to the other side of the falls.

On the way in, there’s an awesome rock formation on the right that’s worth a quick stop. Take a moment to appreciate nature’s sculpture work!

Trail update—there’s a loop option if you take a right after the first water crossing. A construction company did some grading for power lines. While on this wide road, look to the left for the entrance of the loop trail. It’s a worn down foot path on the left side and it’s not marked. It could even be a game trail, but we used it. Follow the brook and you’ll come out in front of and then on top of the falls.

*Can access this view with loop trail*

Once you reach the falls, definitely try to get across if you can (sometimes that means following the brook further down for other crossing options)— the view from the other side is even better! Enjoy!

Low water (can cross here)

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High water (go further down Brook to cross, use good judgment or get wet)

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Post-Hike Eats 🍽️

🏡 The Arlington Inn – Not just good food, but also a place to stay if you need one! Bonus: They host live music on select Mondays, featuring local musicians. 🎶

Fun fact: Jordan, the owner, is a legend in the community. She’s not just serving up delicious meals—she’s spent 10 years coaching the Middle School Boys Basketball team and is now on the town planning board. Talk about dedication!

What We Ate 🤤

• Bre: Apple Chicken with Maple Cream Sauce 🍎🍗

• KK: Vegetable Bisque 🥣

• For the Table: Fried Brussels Sprouts with Balsamic Vinaigrette 🥬 (Yes, we love our sprouts.)

⭐ Food Rating: 10/10 – Absolutely delicious, highly recommend!

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Final Thoughts 💭

Pulpit Falls is a must-visit—a short, easy hike with a gorgeous waterfall and unique rock formations. Pair it with a meal at The Arlington Inn, and you’ve got yourself a perfect day in Winchester, NH!

See you on the trails! 🥾✨

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Chesterfield Gorge

April 2, 2025
📍Chesterfield, NH

Looking for a short but scenic adventure? Chesterfield Gorge has got you covered! This little gem along NH-9 is the perfect spot for a quick nature break, complete with waterfalls, woodland vibes, and good energy. Let’s dive in!

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🚗 Drive-In

Right off NH-9 West, connecting Keene, NH, and Brattleboro, VT. Traffic? Meh, nothing crazy.

🅿️ Parking

FREE! And plenty of it, which is a rare find. Bonus: There’s a pet waste station, so no excuses!🐾

🚻 Restrooms

Compost outhouse. Not fancy, but it gets the job done.

⏳ Time Commitment
- Quick stop? You can power through in about 25 minutes.
- Want to soak it all in? Take an hour or more—hit another waterfall first, then end here for a chill finish.
🔗 AllTrails Link: Chesterfield Gorge Trail

🥾 The Trek – 8/10 ⭐

This one’s more of a walk than a hike—nice and easy with some railings along the water. If it’s winter, spikes help, but summer should be a breeze.

✨ Highlights:
✔️ Scenic bridge—perfect for peering down at the rushing water.
✔️ Bench with a killer view of the gorge (but if it’s taken, there’s a cool slab bench behind it!).
✔️ Water, trees, fresh air—this spot just feels good.

Vibe check: If you work nearby and need a quick recharge or a stress reset, this is the spot. Nature’s version of a power nap. 😌🌿

🍽️ Post-Hike Eats: The Marina Restaurant – 7/10 ⭐

Good food, a bit on the pricey side for a post-hike meal, but worth it!

🔗 Menu & Info: The Marina Restaurant

🍝 Bre’s Pick:

Chicken bruschetta pasta with garlic bread – carbs = energy, right?

🍤 KK’s Pick:

Grilled chicken and shrimp with garlic and pesto – because balance is key.

🏔️ Quick Take – Should You Go?

✅ Short & scenic – great for a quick recharge.
✅ Easy terrain – suitable for all levels.
✅ Good vibes – waterfalls, trees, fresh air.
❌ Not a workout hike – more of a nature walk.
❌ Post-hike eats are tasty but not budget-friendly.

Final Score: 7.5/10 ⭐

Solid spot for a quick escape into nature!

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Mt. Toby & Roaring Falls

March 26, 2025

📍Sunderland, MA

🚗 The Drive

A scenic cruise through western MA farmlands—think rolling fields, cute barns, and that classic small-town charm.

🅿️ Parking

Decent spots along the road connecting Route 63 and 47.

🚻 Restrooms

Nature provides. Find a big tree. 🌳

Go Pro video by Bre

⏳ Time

2-3 hours, depending on how much adventuring you’re up for. We highly recommend adding the extra mile for the caves and waterfall—they’re the true MVPs of this hike!

🔹 Trail Markers

• 🟧 Robert Frost Trail (Main trail)

• 🟦 Caves Loop (A must-do!)

📍 AllTrails Link

Mount Toby via Robert Frost Trail

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🥾 The Trek

Easy, wide paths make for a chill hike. The highlight? Bre’s friend Darcy joined us—her radiant vibes led us right to the Caves Loop. These caves aren’t just fun to explore; the rock formations are wicked cool. 😍 Bonus wildlife sighting: we spotted a porcupine hanging out in a cave. (Don’t worry, we gave it plenty of space. No quill-related injuries here!)

🌟 Caves Rating: 8/10 – Super fun to explore, and the rock formations are next level!

Ps. This was not the cave 🤪

Back on the Robert Frost Trail, we headed for the fire tower. No views from the bottom, so if you want that epic 360° shot, you’ve gotta climb! If heights make your knees weak, maybe admire it from below.

On the way back, we made a key detour to the Roaring Falls Trail—a move we wouldn’t have made without Darcy’s guidance. 🙌 The waterfall stole the show! The lower view was gorgeous, but a quick climb to the upper falls made it even better.

🌟 Waterfall Rating: 9/10 – A perfect cherry on top of an already awesome hike!

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🍖 Post-Hike Eats: Zack’s Texas Style BBQ

We were hungry. It was open. We have no regrets.

🔥 The Breakdown:

• Bre: Brisket 🥩

• KK: ½ rack of ribs 🍖

• Side for the table: Fried Brussels

This place is all about the sauces. Don’t leave without trying the Carolina sauce—you won’t regret it! While it was solid BBQ, it didn’t quite dethrone our reigning champ, Guerrilla Grill.

🌟 Food Rating: 7/10 – Good, but not life-changing.

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✨ Final Thoughts

Mt. Toby is an easygoing adventure with big rewards—cool caves, a fire tower, and a must-see waterfall. If you do one thing, don’t skip the caves or Roaring Falls! And if you see a porcupine, maybe don’t try to pet it.

🏔 Overall Rating: 8.5/10 – A perfect mix of adventure and chill vibes!

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Beaver Brook Falls

March 17, 2025

📍Keene, NH

Springtime hits differently in New England. Up north, the trails are a sloppy, melting mess—sometimes even dangerous. So, what do we do? We pivot to what Leaks from the Peaks… WATERFALLS!

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The Drive 🚗

If you’re already in the Keene area or not too far, this one’s okay. But if you’re coming from a distance, it’s not worth the drive… EXCEPT for the food. But hold that thought—we’ll get there.

Also, Keene has a lot of roundabouts. So, if you’re feeling indecisive, you could just drive in circles for a bit. 🚗💨

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Parking & Logistics 🅿️

📍 Park at Washington St. Ext. Just don’t block the gate.

🚻 No restrooms. And it’s a busy area, so… you do the math.

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The Hike – 5/10 ⭐

⏳ Time: ~45 minutes round trip. If you’re short on time or adulting got in the way, this one works. The trail is easy and accessible, with the only real “climb” being the short but fun scramble down the bank to get up close to the waterfall (which is definitely the best part!).

🥾 The Trek: It’s basically a point A to point B walk on an old paved road. There’s still a lot of ice, so spikes are a must!

Not much to see, except for dodging lots of dog poop. Clearly, this is a prime exercise spot for local puppers. 🐶💩

The real adventure? Climbing down to the falls. We did stop along the way, because, well… when life throws you a hole, sometimes you just get in. 🤷‍♀️ A new meaning to postholing? Maybe.

📍 More Waterfalls? This one’s listed in New England Waterfalls by Greg Parsons & Kate B. Watson if you want to see what else is out there. Spoiler: There are better falls, we assure you. We tried to hit another one nearby, but the snow hadn’t melted enough. Stay tuned for that!

👉 AllTrails Link

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The Waterfall – 7/10 ⭐

💦 When it’s flowing, it’s actually pretty nice! We climbed down the bank to get a closer look, which made the trip more worth it. If you’re here when the water’s moving, it’s a solid little stop. Otherwise? Meh.

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Post-Hike Eats – 10/10 ⭐

🔥 Guerrilla Grill – THESE BROTHERS KNOW THEIR BBQ. 🔥

Right off the bat, the staff was super friendly from start to finish. We even got to chat with Adam, one of the owners—an obvious foodie, a guy who says “y’all,” and a fellow hiking fan. What’s not to love?

👉 Guerrilla Grill Website

KK’s Order – Brisket & Slaw 🥩🥗

✅ The Brisket is on point. (And she fell in love with brisket in Texas, so she knows what’s up.)

✅ The slaw? You won’t regret ordering it.

✅ Shoutout to our server, Abby, for explaining the portion sizes. Otherwise, half of Bre’s fries would’ve mysteriously disappeared.

💡 Chef’s Tip: Adam told us the brisket is served with one lean cut and one fatty cut, unless you request otherwise. Pro move!

Bre’s Order – Mad Cow Wrap & Sweet Potato Fries 🌯🍠

🔥 Brisket + red pepper jelly, cream cheese, and potato sticks = FLAVOR BOMB.

🔥 The sweet potato fries? Absolute perfection.

The Drinks- Sweet Tea 🍹

💯 It’s PERFECT. Just the right amount of sweetness—flavorful, but not a one-way ticket to diabetes.

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Final Verdict 🎤

🥾 The Hike? Meh. 5/10. If you’re in the area, sure, why not. But we wouldn’t go out of our way.

💦 The Waterfall? Decent when it’s flowing. 7/10. The scramble down to it was the best part!

🍖 The Food? 🔥🔥🔥 10/10. If you’re anywhere near Keene, GO HERE. You won’t regret it.

So, would we go back? Not for the hike. But for that brisket? IN A HEARTBEAT.

Lil ode to old school Mario Bros🤪

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Mt. Monadnock Sunrise Hike 🖤🥾

March 9, 2025

Jaffrey, NH

Sunrise Timelapse

Time:

• ~2 hours up

• ~1.75 hours down

Parking:

Non-optional $15 fee, paid to a clerk at the gate when open. Carpool if you can!

Trail Route:

• Ascent: Old Halfway House Trail → White Arrow Trail → Summit

• Descent: Smith Summit Trail → Monte Rosa → Old Halfway House Trail

The access road for the Old Halfway House Trail is a huge help when hiking in the dark. A few cars did drive up the private road on our way back down—something Bre had never seen in all her years of hiking Monadnock—so keep an eye out!

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The Trek

We started at 3:30 AM on a brisk September morning, just as the night was giving way to dawn. Good headlamps are a must! There’s a lot of climbing. No matter how many White Mountain hikes we do, Monadnock is still a booty kicker.

It took us just under two hours to reach the summit, trying to keep sweating to a minimum. We waited about 40 minutes for the sunrise, spread out from a few other groups who had also made the early trek. Some guys brought their Jetboil for sunrise coffee—genius move. If it’s really cold, starting 30 minutes later wouldn’t be the worst idea.

Colors Starting with Fog Rolling in 🖤

Peak a Boo 🌞

Beautiful Welcome to the Day 🌄

On the way down, heading toward Monte Rosa, we hit a junction where an old-timer passed us and helped us figure out the right trail (because, of course, he wasn’t disoriented like we were). We briefly stopped at Monte Rosa to check out the cool wind dial.

Monte Rosa🖤

Near the Halfway House, we had what we hope was our first (and not last!) encounter with Larry.

Who’s Larry?

We learned that Larry has:

✔ Hiked Monadnock for decades

✔ Red-lined the entire mountain countless times

✔ Cleared trails (not just Monadnock!) with a tiny hand saw

✔ Captured the mountain’s beauty as a photographer

Huge thanks to Larry and all the other trail maintainers out there!

📷 Check out Larry’s work here:

Larry Davis Photography

KK enjoyed her first-ever sunrise hike and even used one of the photos for her profile picture… for what seems like forever.

KK Enjoying Sunrise 🖤

Directions

This route is the closest to what we did:

Monte Rosa & Mount Monadnock via Old Halfway House Trail

Bre on Summit🖤

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Post-Hike Fuel

📍 The Works Café | Keene, NH

workscafe.com/keene

They care about quality ingredients and sustainability, so you can feel good about eating here—and it tastes good too!

🥓 KK’s Breakfast: Bacon Avocado Ancient Grain Power Bowl

🌯 Bre’s Breakfast: Sunrise Burrito (keeping the theme alive), no egg, extra bacon (thanks to her sad egg allergy).

☕ Small mocha latte.

Solid spot. Highly recommend.

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Final Thoughts

Mt. Monadnock at sunrise? 100% worth the early wake-up. Just bring a good headlamp, layers, and maybe a Jetboil for that summit coffee moment. And if you run into Larry, consider yourself lucky.

Would we do it again? Absolutely.

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🥾🖤 Welcome to Our Hiking Blog 🖤🥾

March 2, 2025

Peaks and Eats

With the Hungry Hikers

“Meet Bre & KK: Hiking and Eating Our Way around New England”

Fifteen years ago, we stepped out of college and into snowshoes—for probably less than a mile. Our friendship started in a Physical Therapy Assistant program. Since then, we’ve done everything from Tough Mudder to charity runs, but what really stuck were the trails, the views, and, of course, the food.

College graduation 2012

Tough Mudder, Mt. Snow

We’ve gained experience over the years, but we’re not extreme hikers or thru-hikers (even though we are prepared). In the beginning, KK’s dog, Hilo—a loyal Rhodesian Ridgeback—deserved credit for navigating us out of the woods more than once. Now, thank you, AllTrails!

Mt. Major

We’re gratuitous hikers—we take our time, want a good view for our effort, and, let’s be real, we start thinking about food about halfway through the hike. We usually pick up the pace on the way down, talking about our restaurant order—because, obviously, we checked the menu beforehand.

Now, we want to share what has brought us so much joy over the years on a bigger scale.

Welch & Dickey

We’ve put together our recent memories, recommendations, and best finds—from where to fuel our bodies beforehand and fill the gas tank to hikes worth the effort, funny moments along the way, the best post-hike eats, and, when we can, places to stay without breaking the bank.

So if you love nature (but don’t need to sleep in the woods), appreciate a good meal, and enjoy a little adventure, you’re in the right place!

Mt. Watatic

We don’t know if everyone will laugh as much as we do, but we hope you enjoy the journey just the same. 🖤🥾🍽️

Side note: For those interested in hiking lists we really enjoy the 52 With a View! You can buy Ken MacGray’s book on Amazon, New Hampshire’s 52 With a View A Hiker’s Guide! We highly recommend it!!

Stay hungry, stay adventurous, and stay tuned! ⏳🥾🍽️

We’ll be serving up fresh hikes and tasty bites every Wednesday at 7 PM EST—because midweek deserves a little adventure too! Set your alarms, grab a snack, and join us for the next trail and treat. See you then! 👀✨ #PeaksAndEats

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