Great vid, I ski'd the Tuck, with a friend of mine, got to be more than 30 years ago, then did a couple of days hiking. I've done a lot of solo scrambling, all over, Rockies, Alps, just like this vid. The one thing I always wear when scambling, especially on any scree slope, is a pair of leather gloves, the gloves allow you to instinctivley correct a fall/slip with limited damage. It's rather alarming how quickly your body shuts down, when you do something to your hands, and you quickly loose blood. Just sayin.

Made a good point.

Adventure girl. Great videos. Thank you ❤

Fantastic little video of the most amazing hike in the east after the Knife Edge on Katahdin. I grew up in NH and have hiked all over NE. Done at least 20 ascents of Huntington's Ravine; just a spectacular climb. Videography is solid. Thank you for sharing.

Very nice footage! Thanks for sharing, and greetings from Canada!

So good to hear you praising JESUS✝️

Huntington Ravine is always a thrill 👏

How many height meters is that trail?

The SAI trails in your thumbnail sky are insane!!!

Great video. I did this last year and your video does a excellent job at showing the part above the slab, which most videos don't. Thank you for the footage, it is a wonderful hike if you have the right mindset for it.

Great video. Very genuine work. You should be proud of yourself to do that hike solo. Thanks for sharing. We were N.H. natives and spent a lot of time camping and light hiking in the Whites. I only attempted Mt. Washington once but started too late in the day to do the full hike. Always wanted to get back to it but can only enjoy other peoples' hikes on UT thanks to hikers like you!

Congrats - Huntington's Ravine is one beast of a hike ... you did great!

Great job and great video! Glad you got a great weather day for this!

You’re pretty, makes me want to go hiking!

Calling this a "trail" is too generous! LOL Great job with the hiking and the filming!

MY GOD stop saying SUPER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I would be so lost. You did an excellent climb!

I can only dream. Thoroughly enjoyed going along by video, this mountain has been a fantasy for a long time. What a talented hiker and pleasant personality. Thank you.

Love these solo hiking vids. Just feels genuine

That was Great ! I'm looking forward to the same hike ! Wish the water crossing were better marked. How long did it take to go up ?

Every Day....

ok, if you want to write a long story, you have to do it here and not on the comment section of those quickie video. so here is my boring story, but it's ok because I'm 75 and i like to ramble on. so in 1968 i was working at the Spalding Inn, a very nice expensive that had great food in Whitefield, New Hampshire. a friend from PA drove his old car up to visit. we drove his 1956 Chrysler which he named Clara Bell. (that was the name of something on the old old Howdy Doody show) and it was a great trip of this amazing mountain. middle of summer and it was a HOT summer but it was quite chilly at the top. so we drove the car down but it was dangerous because old cars didn't have disk brakes, but drum brakes and when they get hot, you have NO BRAKES. you have to pull over and just wait till they cool. Ok that is my first experience with Mt Washington. would love to go back. 7 years ago, i was cleaning the Veterans Administration and an older doctor said that her 95 year old father RAN up mt Washington, yes when he was 95!! he has just done it!!!!! Anyway, that is the story. thanks for being nice

Great tips to share!

Thank you, I did the same route about 45 years ago. I haven't been back since. Good job.

wow, that is super hard walking, not for peeps my age

Outstanding job! Well done! Thank you!! Took the Cog once in '90 when it was coal powered.

Beautiful, nice day to do it.

Well said!! 💯💯

Thank you for the inspiration and the warning!

Now go and watch her full video of this. Especially if you are considering it!

I would anyone be able to do this without the yellow blazes?

Strong and beautiful lady in a beautiful world

Beautiful hike. That was nicely done

Scary....

Great video. A map or link would help. Watching your KZfaq from Australia.

Beautiful ❤

And always use a hydration multiplier like liquid i.v. or something. Plain water wont be enough on humid days. Hi amanda..new to the channel.

Love that hike! where the hey are the canadian jays ?

Wow.. I did that one back on 2006 and it was for sure a challenge.. and slower going than most trails without a doubt.. that warning sign wasn't there but they did try and discourage decending via Huntington in the AMC guidebook. I've only gone down that way one time when I was in my early 20's and daring..weather was great at least I was smart enough to consult the summit weather desk.. and in my 40's smarter and only go up that route LoL. Down after via Tuck's like you did is a lot smarter.. glad you had a nice hike and moreso a safe one ! I can't say much cause' I do tend to hike alone b/c of liking to go midweeks days but having a hiking buddy is also a good idea esp on more challenging ones.

Mandah - Here’s a trick I used when I tramped in SoCal, and also AZ ( before moving to NH ) and is applicable in any hot region. I always had a green checked - Keffiyeh - head scarf. I’ve gone tramping in 120 degree heat, and felt fine, as long as I slowed my pace and kept it wet. Take the scarf and soak it either before or during the hike. Wrap it round your neck, and with the other end, drape it over your head and place your hat on top. As you move and or the wind blows, it will become quite cold. It’s why I tramped with a cotton tee-shirt in summer in the San Gab’ and Bernidinos in SoCal. My shirt would be heavy with sweat, but if you stopped for a break, took the pack off - the shirt would feel super cold within in a minute or so - enough so, that if it touched your back, I would gasp at the chill. This is a great heat “trick” - but obviously only applicable in hot climates. Care needs to be taken - an ex-tramping partner of mine, always made the tramp into an exercise, and I was always telling her to slow down in the heat. Long story short we ended up with her in the shade of a Bush, my Keffiyeh soaked in water and wrapped around her head and neck. It took 20mins for her to feel ok; she never made the mistake again. Go slow in heat…

This was a well-done video of a very challenging route. You are obviously a strong and experienced hiker and I appreciated your thoughtful and deliberate demeanor while tackling the most difficult sections. Congratulations on your summit and I look forward to your future adventures.

Never hike alone! Rule 1.

Wow, you did well- the rock scramble looks exposed! Thank you for sharing your experience.

Nicely Done Congratulations Watching the video brought back many memories of having climbed Huntington's four times and by bad judgement went down once. I have enjoyed many of the trails on the mountain but this one is also my favorite. I liked that from the Tuckerman's Trail it is more of a footpath and also due to the difficulties a lot less people

Snow shoes can be handy...me and a friend found out... late April hike in the White mountains, a little off the trail and the snow would be waist deep! We had our "gaitors" though. Happy trails. 5 STARS! --Van

Great Huntington Ravine hike, Nice you posted it. I remember coming to rocks the size of a small house at the beginning of the ravine and I remember that last bit of scrambling over that flat rock, you brought it all back. I did a solo Loop Hike back in the 1990's, up Huntington Ravine, crossed the Alpine Garden trail (some flowers blooming by the little stream, it was late May/early June or so.) down The Raymond path...I took a shot of Jameson Irish whiskey on the Raymond Path--lol...it was all downhill to my tent site. Fun Adventurous times... 5 STARS! --Van

That's a big day out and tough terrain. Lots could go wrong but you planned it and executed it well. Well done, great effort. Enjoyed your film. Andy, in England.

I hiked up the tuckerman's trail in 1980 at 20 years old. It was exciting but when I got back to the car I was in more pain than I had ever been playing any other sport. There was not enough Advil on the planet.

Great video thanks for sharing.

That is an impressive ascent for sure glad to see the weather held. Well done hike and filming plus that hair too 🤙