I have been up Falling Waters and seen videos of this hike and I can say the trail is well marked. Once on the traverse you can pretty much see the trail unless it's fogged in like these guys experienced the first time up. In that case I would go back down the way I came. My days of doing this in one day are over. I have 700,000 miles on these old lady legs so I'd be thrilled just to get up and down Little Haystack. Nice video in that you guys showed the trail. So many do not. The photographer keeps the camera pointed on HIM....what the......but the spacy type music was a bit much. I'll forgive you since the camera stuck to the trail which is what us hikers need to see. Too bad about the guy with the cramp. He needs SALT!!!
Nice Video.
Best views in New Hampshire in my opinion.
Were the trails marked well? Are they easy to get lost on? Did you come down the Old Bridle Path? Nice vid.
I have been up Falling Waters and seen videos of this hike and I can say the trail is well marked. Once on the traverse you can pretty much see the trail unless it's fogged in like these guys experienced the first time up. In that case I would go back down the way I came. My days of doing this in one day are over. I have 700,000 miles on these old lady legs so I'd be thrilled just to get up and down Little Haystack. Nice video in that you guys showed the trail. So many do not. The photographer keeps the camera pointed on HIM....what the......but the spacy type music was a bit much. I'll forgive you since the camera stuck to the trail which is what us hikers need to see. Too bad about the guy with the cramp. He needs SALT!!!
how LONG a hike was this ... says "Day Hike" ... was it an all daylight adventure? :)
It was roughly 10 hours of hiking. All during the day.