NEW HAMPSHIRE 4,000 FOOTERS | The Osceolas
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- Опубліковано 24 вер 2024
- Mt. Osceola and it's neighboring peak, East Osceola are two 4,000+ foot New Hampshire mountains that are named in honor of Chief Osceola (1804 - 1838). Osceola was a Native American Seminole Tribe leader of Florida during the early 1800s.
The route taken in this episode of Getts Wild begins at the Tripoli Road Trailhead, just off of Exit 31 along Interstate 93. This is the southern approach via the Mt. Osceola trail (only trail and it links both peaks). Dexter and I summit Osceola, traverse along the connecting ridge to East Osceola, then backtrack over the summit of Osceola on our way to the car. The northern approach begins at the Greeley Pond trailhead off of Route 112 (Kancamagus highway). This approach is much steeper, and hikers will summit East Osceola first.
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Videos of New Hampshire 4,000+ foot peaks:
1) Kinsmans bit.ly/2gC54cx
2) Mt. Moosilauke bit.ly/2h8mfGB
3) Mt. Garfield bit.ly/2hLMPCF
4) Mt. Carrigain bit.ly/2zAK5SD
5) Osceola and East Osceola
6) Mt. Lincoln & Mt. Lafayette bit.ly/2nqBdKj
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Love your video. Thanks sooo much for sharing. You guys are awesome ❤
Thank you so much!
Thanks 😊
Good video! You actualy went aronud the actual Chimney on the way down lol.
Hey thank you for doing these videos of the New Hampshire’s 48! Wondering if you know of any books that can link a few of these on the list as this is next on my list to do after my (section) hike on the Appalachian Trail is completed (2/3’s done so far).
Hey PM, thanks so much, I have fun making them! And the main book that I use for information on the 4,000 footers is called "The 4,000-Footers of the White Mountains" by Steven D. Smith & Mike Dickerman. There are also lots of forums that you can find where people discuss these hikes and how to connect many of them together. Most of the trails in the Whites connect and allow for endless backpacking opportunities. Hope that helps!
Miss these videos and Dexter!
I know, I loved making them! Unfortunately, Dexter passed away unexpectedly this past November. I may put together a tribute video for him at some point soon. Thanks so much for watching, I would love to make more in the future with our younger pup, Marty!
@@GettsWild I am so sorry to hear about Dexter! 😪 What a wonderful dog he was-you were truly blessed. I would love to see new hiking videos featuring Marty! 😍
@@emargaretboston2158 Dexter was truly special and one of a kind. I miss him everyday. With that said, we absolutely love Marty and I think everyone else would too if he made it into future videos!
dman its crazy seeing the exact spots ive been myself, cool to think just how many people have made this journey and how we all can share the same appreciation of the same thing
Woah, your videos are top notch man. Keep it up!! You set a high bar for the rest of us lmao. But seriously, great stuff and the amount of effort you put into your videos is very clear! A+
Thanks a lot, man! I really appreciate you watching and for commenting. It definitely takes a lot of time and effort to put together the videos, but I really enjoy doing it. I'm glad that others like yourself are enjoying them! I'll be sure to check out your channel, too 👍🏼
This content is great! I am planning a trip to the white mountains and this is very helpful.
do you hike any longer?
I haven't recently unfortunately. 2020 has been a rough year obviously, so other things have taken priority. Hoping to get back into hiking next year and start making videos again!
Im in the gym watching this video and now i want to drink a beer lol
Sounds like you've earned a beer! 🍺
Awesome video...thanks for sharing and all the info...
Me and my son will be doing this next week, it's his first 4k peak...I'm gonna be so proud I cant wait..
Hike on my man!
That's so awesome, man I hope he loves it! Thanks for watching and happy trails ✌🏼
Love your videos but Dexter is the real star of the show =)
Couldn't agree more!
thank you for making this video. it a great help
Execellant narration Joseph thank you!
John Getts thanks, Dad! Glad you enjoyed it 👍
This looks like a tough hike - thanks for giving us some insight on what to expect!
That's what I'm trying to do! Glad I could help you out for when you hike this, Lauren!
One of my favorite day hikes living north of boston...my labrador loved it.
Amazing video man! My dog and I have a hiking/adventure channel too but wow do we have to catch up with your level of skill! Super top notch video and we’re definitely subscribing to follow along with your new videos and growth!
Well done! Definitely don’t want to try East Osceola but I’m glad I could see it through your excellent video!
Denise Getts thanks Mom! ❤️
*Please Note* The "Chimney" as shown at 10:12 is actually the bypass to The Chimney. The actually chimney is seen at 9:03 and the bypass to the bypass is what I describe at 9:44. I apologize for the confusion!
Great video. I lead hikes for the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) and this video gives prospective hikers a good feel for what the trail is like. Also thought giving the history of the fire towers was good to include. Finally, liked the name of your dog!
Thanks for watching and for the feedback, Dexter. I'll let Dexter know he has a new fan as well!
Is it well marked?
Yes, it is!
Spent the night in the fire tower years ago and cut my finger on a piece of broken glass from on of the windows of the cab. Still have a big scar .
I have been binge watching ur videos. Love them! Maybev someday u can show us beginners some moderate ones.
Thanks, Stephanie! Someday soon I will get back into making videos and I will surely do a hiking series on some more moderate hikes here in NH. Subscribe and stay tuned!
Did this hike years ago late October. Meet three hippies on the way down one was bare foot didn't have the hart to tell him it was snowing on top.
That's so awesome 🤣
haha easy, I did techumseh yesteday an crap that was tough
Cool video! Dexter seems like the perfect hiking buddy! I’ve climbed all 48, photographing and videotaping them. However, I’ve never taken a drone up there. Although your drone footage was awesome, can I assume you do that midweek, since most hikers/backpackers that I’ve experienced are against drone use in wilderness areas like the Whites. Just wondering, as I’d like to get into that, but I don’t want to offend lots of people on the trail. Looking forward to trying your beers.
I enjoy your videos a lot and have hiked all 48 twice, into round 3 now. I have to tell you East Osceola may have a wooded summit, however, just beyond it there is a good overlook to the right and beyond that after a steady down hill for about .1 or .2 there's another fabulous one in the left, on a little mini foot path on the left, just before the steep descent to the right on a section I call the shute. I have hiked up both ways and prefer the route from Greeley Ponds. It is very steep. I like to call it short and sweet. :)
Thanks for all of the feedback, and for watching the videos! I actually have hiked from Greeley in winter and its a lot of fun. I may actually get back to East this winter to do a glissading video :-)
Curious what happened to your hike videos. No longer hiking?
The videos just take awhile to produce and unfortunately life got in the way of continuing them. I do plan on making them again, hopefully sometime in 2021!
I gotta ask how do u do with ticks up there? Any issues staying on trail?
Trails are well traveled and well marked in the White Mountains, but people go off trail accidentally every year, usually it happens above treeline where it can be more difficult to tell the trail. Ticks can be pretty bad in certain areas of NH, but I haven't had much trouble with them while on trail hiking the 4,000 footers.
awesome video. we make hiking vlogs and they are always fun. keep up the good work! sub'd
Thanks a lot for watching, guys! I'll check out your channel and videos, too.
Excellent content. Love the aerial shots. BTW, pronunciations: COL rhymes with call (ball, hall, wall, etc); Tripoli sounds like triple eye.
Thanks for the information on pronunciation, and for watching! The drone shots are my favorite, I'll admit. I love seeing the mountains from a different perspective.