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Beach day, road trip, hike, morning at the pool… whatever's on the summer schedule, you're going to need SNACKS. Mimi is filling her summer snack bag with fudgy muffins (the main ingredient is one you never saw coming!), hearty tahini cookies, a creamy dip, and plenty of fresh fruit. And about that fruit: if you've been avoiding it because of the sugar, Mimi is ready to CLEAR things up. Pack accordingly!
Get the full recipes for Mimi's Black Bean Fudge Muffins, Tahini Coconut Chunk Cookies, and Avocado White Bean Dip!
📍 Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail via Lake of the Clouds hut
White Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire
🅿️ Trailhead Parking
Ammonoosuc Ravine Trailhead
Base Station Road
Jefferson, NH 03583
There are many trailheads leading up to Mount Washington, and they can be up to an hour’s drive from each other. We chose this one because it passes beautiful waterfalls.
🥾 Hike Details
• Distance: 5.18 miles
• Route Type: One Way
• Elevation Gain: 4,104 ft
• Difficulty: Hard
🧭 Looking for Another Option?
The Jewell Trail is a popular, more accessible route to Mount Washington. Other routes can be more technical and require additional hiking and scrambling skills. Do your research before choosing your trail.
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