"Great day for a hike as the weather was near perfect, except the Canadian wildfire haze obscured views from the north look out. Despite a lot of recent rain, Dicey Mill was in excellent shape." — Alohabuffy • Jul 19, 2023

"Cloudless skies, and a nice breeze to keep the bugs off. Some mud on lower Dicey Mill. Very eroding monorail from 3500' on up. But tons of snow going down to the northern lookout." — Alohabuffy • May 8, 2023

"Molly and I went for a hike for her Grid and my Calendar Day need. We went up Blueberry Ledge Tr to Rollins Tr to Dicey Mill Tr back down to Ferncroft. Quite a bit of the snow is gone on Blueberry Ledge Tr. Found plenty of it elsewhere. Monorail was mostly firm and we didn't need to use our snowshoes. " — newenglandwarrior • Apr 20, 2023

"Teamed up with Juel to help her on some peaks she needed. She chose Whiteface and Passaconaway. We met at Ferncroft and headed up Blueberry Ledge Tr. A cloudy day today and windy at the top. We followed the Rollins Tr over to Passaconaway. We threw on spikes above the ledges on Whiteface and kept them on until Daicy Mill Tr. We went up Passaconaway then headed down Daicy. We crosssed paths with Hiker Ed on the way down. It had been awhile since I last hiked with Juel and it was good to do so again. I gained a Calendar Day today. " — newenglandwarrior • Apr 22, 2022

"I needed today for a calendar day. So I chose Whiteface and Passaconaway to pick up some peaks on my current loop. A little bit of everything on the trail. Ice down low, Blueberry Ledge Tr was both clear of snow/ice and icy. I made it up the ledges and reached the top. I accidently passed by the Whiteface summit, so turned around and went back. Found the hidden wooden sign. Rollins Tr had a mixture of monorail and pockets of ice. Went up to Passaconaway and mixture of firm snow and pockets of ice. Reached the top, then came down Daicey's Mill Tr. Snow was getting sticky from the afternoon sun. Down low, the trail had some ice/snow or nothing at all. Reached the trailhead. I then went to Smuttynose Brewing for a gain on my Views and Brews. " — newenglandwarrior • Mar 23, 2022

"The hike up whiteface was quite difficult taking the ledges, especially with a ladder missing however the views at the top and along the ledges was spectacular. The sky had a beautiful golden hour at noon, CRAZY RIGHT! The weather was great until I started down from Passaconaway, then it started raining. Boy was that fun. Met a wonderful woman and her dash hound at the summit and the 3 of us hiked back down until the trail split to go back to the parking lot and to white face. I am still surprised to this day that the dash hound (Freya) was able to climb all those rocks mostly without the woman's assist. " — MadHobbyist • Oct 21, 2021

"W shaney. Fastest time? 26.22 min miles, right under 9 mi round trip, did not take right steep path. Pretty and pretty easy. One view right before summit in the middle of nowhere" — kcjones • Aug 14, 2021

"Moderate temps, some sun, some clouds. The summit cone had some cold winds. A lot of unconsolidated snow. Snowshoes all the way. I really like the Dicey Mill trail, simple beauty. " — Alohabuffy • Feb 6, 2021

"Solo. 20&21/48. Started out around 0745. Driving to the trailhead the roads were wet, it was in the 50’s, humid as all get out, and the sky was full cloud cover. I wasn’t feeling real excited to spend another day hiking on my sore right Achilles’ tendon, but figured I can recover later, right? I’ll be candid here and admit I could’ve done a better job of researching trail options. There aren’t many but maybe just winging it off of the NH4000Footers website wasn’t a great idea. There were 5 cars in the lot when I arrived and one other hiker gearing up. Many signs about not overflowing parking posted down the road. I hiked in on a gravel road that passes a couple of houses, and then made my way up what is actually someone’s driveway- the sign at the gate said, “Private Property, Hikers Welcome!” I cannot imagine living at the base of two 4000’ers but also cannot begin to wonder about the issues this creates for the landowners. Very grateful to them for being so generous in allowing folks to wander on their land day in and day out. After passing their house and going further up the gravel road, there is a bridge that goes to the Blueberry Ledge Trail. Take this trail...." — kellieirene • Sep 18, 2020

"I didn't have to work today because of the Covid pandemic cancelling our annual event. So I took advantage of it with a hike. We hiked up Whiteface, then Passaconaway, then over to another peak which this site claims is Hibbard. Then out via the Kelley Tr." — newenglandwarrior • Jul 4, 2020