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The Monadnock Huskies remain unbeaten in Division III with a 30-6 victory over Stevens, fueled by a dominant second half. We’ll have all the highlights, brought to you by our partner Patriot, Scaffolding, Patriot Flags and support from Nicholas Stone, plus the post-game interview with the entire team coming in the morning!
The Monadnock Huskies remain unbeaten in Division III with a 30-6 victory over Stevens, fueled by a dominant second half. We’ll have all the highlights, brought to you by our partner Patriot, Scaffolding, Patriot Flags and support from Nicholas Stone, plus the post-game interview with the entire team coming in the morning!
Monadnock wins the boys 4x8 in 8:56!
Monadnock wins the boys 4x8 in 8:56!
Mount Monadnock, NH Elevation: 3,165 ft or 965 m Trail: White Dot Trail Gain: 1,750 ft or 533 m Length: 4 miles or 6.4 km Time: 2.5-4 hours Difficulty: 5/10 #Hiking #mountains #newhampshire #mountmonadnock #rockscrambling
Mount Monadnock, NH Elevation: 3,165 ft or 965 m Trail: White Dot Trail Gain: 1,750 ft or 533 m Length: 4 miles or 6.4 km Time: 2.5-4 hours Difficulty: 5/10 #Hiking #mountains #newhampshire #mountmonadnock #rockscrambling
📌 SAVE this trail guide for Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire👇🏼 … And SHARE this with the person you want to hike it with this summer ☀️ DYK: One of the most popular mountains in the world is right here in New England?! ⛰️ Mount Monadnock Trail Guide: 📍 Location: Jaffrey, New Hampshire (2.5 hours from Boston, 4 hours from NYC, 2 hours from Providence, RI) 🥾 Distance: 4 miles roundtrip ⬆️ Elevation Gain: 1800 feet ⏱️ Estimated Time: 4-5 hours (allow more for breaks/views!) 🙌 Difficulty: Challenging – expect rugged terrain & rock scrambles Trails from Monadnock State Park HQ: Go up the ⚪️ White Dot Trail: most direct, but very steep and rugged. Go down the ➕ White Cross Trail: slightly less steep but still challenging! Before You Go: 🎟️ Parking reservations HIGHLY recommended: Especially on weekends/holidays, book your parking spot in advance via NH State Parks website. 🥾 What to wear: Sturdy hiking boots, crucial for rocky, uneven terrain. Layers: Summit can be windy and cooler than the base. 💧What to pack: Plenty of Water: At least 2 liters per person + snacks/lunch. ☀️ Sun Protection: Sun can be intense at the summit. 🗺️ Map: Grab one at the park office – stay on the marked trails! There is no cell service. Get the @AllTrails app! 🚮 Leave No Trace: Carry out everything you carry in. 🚫 No Pets: Dogs are not allowed in Monadnock State Park. 🪨 What to Expect: Classic New Hampshire granite slabs & exposed rock. 🙌 Be ready to use your hands and feet for scrambling on steep sections. 🌳 Mostly forested lower sections, opening to stunning panoramic views near the summit. Would you hike Mount Monadnock?!
📌 SAVE this trail guide for Mount Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire👇🏼 … And SHARE this with the person you want to hike it with this summer ☀️ DYK: One of the most popular mountains in the world is right here in New England?! ⛰️ Mount Monadnock Trail Guide: 📍 Location: Jaffrey, New Hampshire (2.5 hours from Boston, 4 hours from NYC, 2 hours from Providence, RI) 🥾 Distance: 4 miles roundtrip ⬆️ Elevation Gain: 1800 feet ⏱️ Estimated Time: 4-5 hours (allow more for breaks/views!) 🙌 Difficulty: Challenging – expect rugged terrain & rock scrambles Trails from Monadnock State Park HQ: Go up the ⚪️ White Dot Trail: most direct, but very steep and rugged. Go down the ➕ White Cross Trail: slightly less steep but still challenging! Before You Go: 🎟️ Parking reservations HIGHLY recommended: Especially on weekends/holidays, book your parking spot in advance via NH State Parks website. 🥾 What to wear: Sturdy hiking boots, crucial for rocky, uneven terrain. Layers: Summit can be windy and cooler than the base. 💧What to pack: Plenty of Water: At least 2 liters per person + snacks/lunch. ☀️ Sun Protection: Sun can be intense at the summit. 🗺️ Map: Grab one at the park office – stay on the marked trails! There is no cell service. Get the @AllTrails app! 🚮 Leave No Trace: Carry out everything you carry in. 🚫 No Pets: Dogs are not allowed in Monadnock State Park. 🪨 What to Expect: Classic New Hampshire granite slabs & exposed rock. 🙌 Be ready to use your hands and feet for scrambling on steep sections. 🌳 Mostly forested lower sections, opening to stunning panoramic views near the summit. Would you hike Mount Monadnock?!
Just an hour and 45 mins away from boston, Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire is the perfect day trip to get away from the city!⛰️ Take the white dot trial up for some stunning views (it’ll take around 2hrs to get to the summit) and spend a relaxing afternoon eating lunch at the top and enjoying nature! You can take the white cross trail back down as it’s less steep and it took close to an hour and a half to get back down. It is a relatively harder hike so get ready for a good workout! Follow @exploringboston_ for more boston recs❤️ #hiking #newhampshire #mountainhikes #natureviews #hikingviews #hikingvibes #bostondaytrip
Just an hour and 45 mins away from boston, Mt. Monadnock in Jaffrey, New Hampshire is the perfect day trip to get away from the city!⛰️ Take the white dot trial up for some stunning views (it’ll take around 2hrs to get to the summit) and spend a relaxing afternoon eating lunch at the top and enjoying nature! You can take the white cross trail back down as it’s less steep and it took close to an hour and a half to get back down. It is a relatively harder hike so get ready for a good workout! Follow @exploringboston_ for more boston recs❤️ #hiking #newhampshire #mountainhikes #natureviews #hikingviews #hikingvibes #bostondaytrip
Did you know that Mount Monadnock is the most climbed mountain in the United States? This small mountain in southern New Hampshire attracts more than 125,000 hikers every year, due to its proximity to Boston and New York and the great views it offers from its summit. Check out this video to see why this little mountain punches above its weight class, and let me know what you'd like to see for Day 15 of Mountain Month. #geography #mountains #newengland #hiking #mountmonadnock #newhampshire
Did you know that Mount Monadnock is the most climbed mountain in the United States? This small mountain in southern New Hampshire attracts more than 125,000 hikers every year, due to its proximity to Boston and New York and the great views it offers from its summit. Check out this video to see why this little mountain punches above its weight class, and let me know what you'd like to see for Day 15 of Mountain Month. #geography #mountains #newengland #hiking #mountmonadnock #newhampshire
A Cozy Winter Escape Guide in 📍New Hampshire - @visitnh #visitnh If the Monadnock Region isn’t on your winter bucket list yet, consider this your sign! From snowy forest frolics to the best mocha latte of my life, this area of New Hampshire is pure cozy winter magic. Here’s how to spend the perfect cozy day: - @stonewallfarmnh: a whimsical snowshoe stroll, scan the QR, grab your gear, and explore the frozen beaver creeks. - @brewbakerskeene: in Downtown Keene, they roast their beans in-house, and where you can browse local arts. - @grandmonadnockmaple: grab some local maple syrup, and see the process - Explore Peterborough: This town is a total Hallmark moment! Wander through the antique shops and get lost in the local galleries. - @harlowspub: End the night with live music with a hot pretzels and the espresso martini Which of these spots are you hitting first? Cheers bbs #livefreenh
A Cozy Winter Escape Guide in 📍New Hampshire - @visitnh #visitnh If the Monadnock Region isn’t on your winter bucket list yet, consider this your sign! From snowy forest frolics to the best mocha latte of my life, this area of New Hampshire is pure cozy winter magic. Here’s how to spend the perfect cozy day: - @stonewallfarmnh: a whimsical snowshoe stroll, scan the QR, grab your gear, and explore the frozen beaver creeks. - @brewbakerskeene: in Downtown Keene, they roast their beans in-house, and where you can browse local arts. - @grandmonadnockmaple: grab some local maple syrup, and see the process - Explore Peterborough: This town is a total Hallmark moment! Wander through the antique shops and get lost in the local galleries. - @harlowspub: End the night with live music with a hot pretzels and the espresso martini Which of these spots are you hitting first? Cheers bbs #livefreenh
My first “mountain” was Monadnock a popular and beautiful small mountain in New Hampshire. I will be going back soon to celebrate @heath.er.wer.ner birthday, go check out her page. 😉 She’s up to something pretty cool right now. (And always) #mountmonadnock #mountshasta #hikeitout #mountaneering
My first “mountain” was Monadnock a popular and beautiful small mountain in New Hampshire. I will be going back soon to celebrate @heath.er.wer.ner birthday, go check out her page. 😉 She’s up to something pretty cool right now. (And always) #mountmonadnock #mountshasta #hikeitout #mountaneering
Most people overlook these easy waterfalls in New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region. 1. Gleason Falls, Hillsborough NH A wide, powerful drop flowing under a stone bridge before splitting around rock and continuing downstream. 2. Tucker Brook Falls, Milford NH A 12-foot cascade that fans out over layered rock into a small gorge you can walk right down into. 3. Garwin Falls, Wilton NH Tucked into a small ravine, this multi-tiered drop is calmer—but one you can stand almost right in front of. All three are easy to reach and worth the stop, especially in spring when the water is moving. 📍 Monadnock Region, New Hampshire 👉 Save this for a spring waterfall trip and share it with someone you’d explore these with. Which one are you checking out first? #NewHampshire #NewHampshireOutdoors #WaterfallsofNewEngland #ChasingWaterfalls #ExploreNewEngland Here’s What to Know: - Gleason Falls is a powerful, wide 10-foot drop that takes maybe two minutes to reach. Plot directions to “Gleason Falls Stone Bridge’ on Beard Road, park at dirt pull offs (both sides) and walk a few paces following the sound of the water. - At Tucker Brook Town Forest, the 12-foot Tucker Brook Falls cascade fans out wide over layered rock before dropping into a small gorge you can stand right up against. Park at the trailhead for the Ridge Trail on Savage Road (“Tucker Brook Trail Parking”) and follow the white blazes for a little over 1/3 mile. - Garwin Falls is a beautiful 40-foot cascade swerving over multiple tiers in side-by-side flows. Reach it by parking by the Sand Hill Road Reservoir on Sand Hill Road and walking a block’s distance back going into the forest on your left (you’ll see it) and hike for about 10 minutes until reaching the ravine. - No porta potties. - Your dog on leash is welcome at all three. - Wear proper footwear for some bumpy sections and navigating down into rocky gorges or ravines (no bouldering or scrambles). ✅ Hit that follow button for more New England exploring, iconic sites and hidden 💎
Most people overlook these easy waterfalls in New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region. 1. Gleason Falls, Hillsborough NH A wide, powerful drop flowing under a stone bridge before splitting around rock and continuing downstream. 2. Tucker Brook Falls, Milford NH A 12-foot cascade that fans out over layered rock into a small gorge you can walk right down into. 3. Garwin Falls, Wilton NH Tucked into a small ravine, this multi-tiered drop is calmer—but one you can stand almost right in front of. All three are easy to reach and worth the stop, especially in spring when the water is moving. 📍 Monadnock Region, New Hampshire 👉 Save this for a spring waterfall trip and share it with someone you’d explore these with. Which one are you checking out first? #NewHampshire #NewHampshireOutdoors #WaterfallsofNewEngland #ChasingWaterfalls #ExploreNewEngland Here’s What to Know: - Gleason Falls is a powerful, wide 10-foot drop that takes maybe two minutes to reach. Plot directions to “Gleason Falls Stone Bridge’ on Beard Road, park at dirt pull offs (both sides) and walk a few paces following the sound of the water. - At Tucker Brook Town Forest, the 12-foot Tucker Brook Falls cascade fans out wide over layered rock before dropping into a small gorge you can stand right up against. Park at the trailhead for the Ridge Trail on Savage Road (“Tucker Brook Trail Parking”) and follow the white blazes for a little over 1/3 mile. - Garwin Falls is a beautiful 40-foot cascade swerving over multiple tiers in side-by-side flows. Reach it by parking by the Sand Hill Road Reservoir on Sand Hill Road and walking a block’s distance back going into the forest on your left (you’ll see it) and hike for about 10 minutes until reaching the ravine. - No porta potties. - Your dog on leash is welcome at all three. - Wear proper footwear for some bumpy sections and navigating down into rocky gorges or ravines (no bouldering or scrambles). ✅ Hit that follow button for more New England exploring, iconic sites and hidden 💎
Harrisville, New Hampshire is one of the most beautiful historic downtown in New England. It is a uniquely preserved 19th-century industrial village in the Monadnock region, famous as the only New England textile town to retain its original, early industrial form. #antique #newengland #architecture
Harrisville, New Hampshire is one of the most beautiful historic downtown in New England. It is a uniquely preserved 19th-century industrial village in the Monadnock region, famous as the only New England textile town to retain its original, early industrial form. #antique #newengland #architecture
Looking for the perfect family getaway in New England? We spent a long weekend in New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region and discovered it’s packed with family fun - farm stays, bike parks, swimming, mountain hikes, downtown charm, and more. We honestly only scratched the surface! From petting goats and making ice cream at East Hill Farm to climbing the iconic Mount Monadnock to cooling off at Spofford Lake and exploring Keene’s downtown, this region has something for every age and energy level. Want the full family-friendly itinerary? Drop the word BLOG in the comments and I’ll DM you the link to my complete guide. @visitmonadnock #partner
Looking for the perfect family getaway in New England? We spent a long weekend in New Hampshire’s Monadnock Region and discovered it’s packed with family fun - farm stays, bike parks, swimming, mountain hikes, downtown charm, and more. We honestly only scratched the surface! From petting goats and making ice cream at East Hill Farm to climbing the iconic Mount Monadnock to cooling off at Spofford Lake and exploring Keene’s downtown, this region has something for every age and energy level. Want the full family-friendly itinerary? Drop the word BLOG in the comments and I’ll DM you the link to my complete guide. @visitmonadnock #partner
🥾 White Dot Trail – Mount Monadnock, NH @nhstateparks Location: Monadnock State Park, Jaffrey, New Hampshire Trail Length: 1.9 miles (one way) Elevation Gain: ~1,700 feet Trail Type: Out-and-back Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous Summit Views: 360° panoramic views — on clear days, you can see Boston and the White Mountains 🌟 Highlights Iconic New England summit hike Steep granite scrambles and open ledges Multiple scenic overlooks along the trail Breathtaking summit with far-reaching views ✅ Trail Tips Start early: Trail gets crowded, especially on weekends and in fall Footwear: Wear sturdy hiking boots — terrain is rocky and steep Pack smart: Bring water, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing Be prepared: Short hike but physically demanding — pace yourself Alternate descent: Consider descending via the White Cross Trail for variety 🛠️ Facilities Parking: Available at main trailhead (reservations recommended) Restrooms: Located near the parking lot Picnic Tables: Great for a post-hike break or meal
🥾 White Dot Trail – Mount Monadnock, NH @nhstateparks Location: Monadnock State Park, Jaffrey, New Hampshire Trail Length: 1.9 miles (one way) Elevation Gain: ~1,700 feet Trail Type: Out-and-back Difficulty: Moderate to strenuous Summit Views: 360° panoramic views — on clear days, you can see Boston and the White Mountains 🌟 Highlights Iconic New England summit hike Steep granite scrambles and open ledges Multiple scenic overlooks along the trail Breathtaking summit with far-reaching views ✅ Trail Tips Start early: Trail gets crowded, especially on weekends and in fall Footwear: Wear sturdy hiking boots — terrain is rocky and steep Pack smart: Bring water, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing Be prepared: Short hike but physically demanding — pace yourself Alternate descent: Consider descending via the White Cross Trail for variety 🛠️ Facilities Parking: Available at main trailhead (reservations recommended) Restrooms: Located near the parking lot Picnic Tables: Great for a post-hike break or meal
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