>>1850648>The closest I've come (I know its not REALLY close) is 16.15mi and 5329ft elevation, which took me 8hrs and 18 min not including rest/time at the summit.in winter or summer?
Winter hiking is a whole different sport than summer hiking.
Walking in snowshoes and crampons is much slower than on dry rock. Also remember daylight hours are cut in half .
For me, 10 miles is a nice afternoon walk in the summer, but a long full day in winter.
If it's late summer or fall you can probably get away with the presidential traverse or half-presi traverse (there's plenty of bail-out routes on the way). But if you've never winter hiked before you should take on mount washington by itself .
but hey if an animefag can climb mt washington in winter so can you
