Tag Archives: Tuckerman’s Ravine

Hiking to Improve Your State of Mind

FEATURE Posted on April 18, 2011 by Mark Ellison

Hiking study finds that wilderness experience makes up happier.

Study finds that wilderness experience helps us unwind – but doesn’t make us excited about going back to the office. Continue reading →

Posted in Backpacking, Camping, Features, Hiking, Ideas, Participation | Tagged Appalachian Trail, backcountry, John Muir, Olympic National Park, Roderick Nash, Tuckerman's Ravine, William James | 1 Comment

Tuckerman’s Ravine Redux

FEATURE Posted on June 21, 2010 by Rob Kalmbach

Backcountry skiing down Tuckerman's Ravine in New Hampshire

Three friends reunite to tackle Mt. Washington’s famous spring skiing and infamous bad weather. Continue reading →

Posted in Articles, Boston, Downhill skiing, Features, Mountaineering, New Hampshire, North America, Skiing, United States | Tagged backcountry skiing, Mount Washington, Tuckerman's Ravine | 5 Comments