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Training Hike#4: Mt. Adams

Join our training winter hikes that progressively get harder culminating with our ascent up Mt. Washington in March that has the world's worst weather. In order for you to join us for Mt. Washington, you must have participated in two of our winter trips. This is your last chance to get the second one.

Training Hike#4: Mt. Adams

Join our training winter hikes that progressively get harder culminating with our ascent up Mt. Washington in March that has the world's worst weather. In order for you to join us for Mt. Washington, you must have participated in two of our winter trips. This is your last chance to get the second one.

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We recommend you wear layers to keep warm and dry: moisture-wicking fabric next to the skin; wool/fleece shirts and jackets for insulation; and a windproof/waterproof shell on top. Don't forget wool hat, goggles, face mask, balaclava/neck gaiter, gloves (hand warmers for very cold days), lunch/snacks, 2 quarts of water. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about what you need.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Randolph, NH · Directions
Hosted by Mike Boisvert and Jon Normand

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We recommend you wear layers to keep warm and dry: moisture-wicking fabric next to the skin; wool/fleece shirts and jackets for insulation; and a windproof/waterproof shell on top. Don't forget wool hat, goggles, face mask, balaclava/neck gaiter, gloves (hand warmers for very cold days), lunch/snacks, 2 quarts of water. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about what you need.

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