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Peak #6 Mount Washington New England 6 Peak challenge

Trailhead:

Tuckerman Ravine

Type of Hike:

Day hike

Trail Conditions:

Trail in good condition

ROAD:

Road suitable for all vehicles

Bugs:

No bugs

Snow:

Snow free

Peak #6 for the summer~ Mount Washington Sunday 1st 6000 Footer with big me and my ????. Took 2:45 up and a 10 minutes longer to come down. Overall the weather was really good. Rained a little. Had lunch and got chocolate at the top. Slow and steady ????⛰. (From FB post)

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