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Hoping to take my Dad who just turned 65 for a hike in the Presidentials, would be cool were it be a 4,000'er, but he's got a weak knee so hoping to find recommendations for peaks that are relatively easy from a technical perspective and don't have massive steps or boulder fields. Been a long time since I've hiked in the area so really have no idea anymore!
The Crawford Path from Crawford Notch - ascends and ridge runs along the gentle 4,000' Southern Pressies.
moosilauke via the longer route -
Thanks gang. Stoked dad opted for the Crawford path to Eisenhower. Been so long since I've done any hiking up there, stoked it'll all be basically new!
I used to hike the Whites through my childhood and haven't been back in 25 years...would be cool to go back. Have fun!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan Dunfee
Another cool easier hike near Crawford Notch is Mt Willard btw.
Will do. Thanks man!Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Get a set of hiking poles. Does wonders for the descent with bad knees. It's good for the up too, but depending on fitness, it is also more of a workout I guess.
Checkout some of the water falls, Arethusa, the falls on the lower North side of Mt Adams, etc. I've had a good time with my parents hitting multiple smaller hikes in the same day rather than 1 big one.