Camden Maine is not only one of our favorite little seacoast towns to visit, but it's a great place to get some fun hiking in too! Join us as we hiked around Camden Hills State Park. We started by going up Mount Megunticook to the Ocean Lookout via the Megunticook trail, then headed over to Mount Battie via the Tablelands Trail, and returned to the parking lot via the Nature Trail. Although the weather wasn't ideal, we enjoyed the hike and our timing was perfect for a few breaks in the clouds to get some nice views of Camden Harbor.

As soon as we finished, the rain started as we hit up Camden. We found some delicious treats and coffees at Owl and Turtle Bookshop! This place is so cute, and the food and coffee were great.

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We hiked Mount Jackson mid April. There was a still a lot of snow and ice, but it was beautiful! Listen to why getting the NH safe card is a good idea, accidents can happen to anyone anytime. Why packing a headlamp, spikes (is that what they're called?) and some Tylenol in your bag is also a good idea!

Our after hike meal was at my personal favorite When Pigs Fly restaurant in Kittery, ME. If you're heading up to Maine this summer stop by and check them out, they're amazing!!

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While G is away for work, Mike gets out and does some solo hiking, and decided to do a solo podcast about it too! He explored three fun NH Hikes that were new to him. First he discussses Artist Bluffs along with Bald Mountain. A fun loop that hits two mountains and a beautiful lake was next at Pawtuckaway State Park. Lastly he finally conquered the famous Mount Monandnock! Listen to hear about his adventures, his ratings of each hike, and some tips on what to do and not to do as a solo hiker.