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June 16, 200 0(Danielle, Tim, Anthony, Matt, Sarah - Total Distance: 11.5 miles) |
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This was the first hike up Washington for Sarah, Matt, and Anthony. On the way up, me, Danielle and Anthony bagged Mt. Monroe. Afterwards, we met Sarah and Matt on the summit of Washington for the long hike down. |
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Here we are on the summit. What a beautiful day! |
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On the hike down we passed a cog rail car on its way from the summit. For some reason, a bunch of passengers wanted to take our picture while were were standing on the trail. Here we are at the end of a long day. Except for some wind and a few afternoon clouds, you couldn't have asked for a better day to climb Mt. Washington. |
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June 28, 1998 |
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The day me and Danielle hiked Mt. Washington the sun was shining, but the clouds rolled in during the afternoon. However, the clouds didn't spoil the views when we reached the top. |
 Summit shot |
 This is the way we came up. Mt. Monroe is in the center of the picture. |
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 Looking across to Mt. Wildcat |
This was Danielle's first trip up Mt. Washington, but Tim's third. Below are some pictures from his other hikes. |
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| June 18, 1994 | |
 Me and Andy on the summit. |
 Andy and I hiked up the Tuckermans Ravine trail to get to the summit. Some people were still skiing here in June. |
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| September 1993 | |
 My first trip up the mountain was in late September 1993, on a cloudy, windy, snowy day. |
 To prove I made it to the top that day I took this picture of the summit benchmark. |
For more information about Mt.
Washington, including a live image
from the summit, check out the Mt.
Washington Homepage.