THE BEST MOUNTAIN VIEWS - Mt. Moosilauke

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In the second ever episode of Getts Wild, Lauren, Dexter, and I hike Mt. Moosilauke in New Hampshire! Moosilauke is the 10th highest mountain in the Granite State at an elevation of 4,802 ft. It's name is derived from Abenaki Indian words "moosi" and "auke" that when combined mean "bald place". That's because the summit of Mt. Moosilauke is 100 acres of alpine tundra, with unobstructed 360° views of the surrounding White Mountains.
Some people say these are the best views in the state, and It's hard to disagree once you see why!
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Videos of New Hampshire 4,000+ foot peaks:
1) Kinsmans bit.ly/2gC54cx
2) Mt. Moosilauke
3) Mt. Garfield bit.ly/2hLMPCF
4) Mt. Carrigain bit.ly/2zAK5SD
5) Osceolas bit.ly/2AFMa0b
6) Mt. Lincoln & Mt. Lafayette bit.ly/2nqBdKj
7) Mt. Waumbek bit.ly/2CMCUcY
8) Mt. Flume & Mt. Liberty bit.ly/2Oap7hr
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24 окт 2017

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@GettsWild 6 лет назад

*Please Note* The foundation shown at 14:52 and described as a hotel foundation from the 1800s is actually the foundation from a much smaller winter cabin that was removed in 1979.

@jenb.6440 Год назад

Beautiful video; thank you! We're moving back east and these are the best videos!

@GettsWild Год назад

Glad that you're enjoying them, Jen! Thanks so much for watching and welcome back to the East!

@guyhays3432 6 лет назад

Dexter is a wonderful dog. Very informative video. Thanks.

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Thank you so much, Guy! Yes, Dexter is a pretty special dog. With him, I never have to hike alone! Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoy some of the other videos that I make as well 👍

@laurengetts466 6 лет назад

Thanks for letting me star in this one! I'll make it back out there in the spring!

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Can't wait to have you back on the trail ❤️

@Bweiss780 4 года назад

I really Loved this video! I’m hiking this same loop in a week! Can’t wait! 😃

@GettsWild 4 года назад

Thank you very much! And you're going to love it, have fun!

@heatherasang7990 6 лет назад

Great video! Lauren is a natural!

@davidmuroe972 6 лет назад

Did Moosilauke in the winter. Wind was incredible at the summit.50 to 60 steady with gusts up to idk. Sky was crystal blue. Love this mountain. Watching the vid makes me want to hit it in the warmer months. Didnt know about the Hotel, cool fact!

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Hey David, thanks for watching! I've never done Moosilauke in the winter, but I want to try to get up there this winter and snowboard down the carriage road. I didn't realize it at the time, but the foundation that I show in the video is actually from a small winter cabin that was removed in 1979. The hotel actually existed in a different location long before the cabin and the foundation was made out of stone. I hope you get the chance to hike it this summer!

@lisanorth675 6 лет назад

Spectacular! And glad that Lauren made it back alive :)

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Lisa North she's pretty amazing! I could not make these videos without her and her incredible support ☺️

@laurengetts466 6 лет назад

BARELY made it back alive! hahaha

@lisanorth675 6 лет назад

Glad you did, you are braver than I am!

@bigdukeseven5894 3 года назад

Along with the foundation of the hotel, there are a significant amount of old cut nails. These make perfect little souvenirs.Dexter is a great hiking companion. I may have a crush on Lauren. Nothing creepy, just want to take her to a local REI and spend hours buying her stuff. I won't mind if she keeps the receipt(s) and returns all or some of the gear. When I hiked Moosilauke the first 2 hours were traumatic. When you got above the treeline a whole new gear was found. There were about 25 people at the summit. A number of rocks have initials carved into their sides probably during the 1800's.. Hope to run into you guys up there, be safe and keep up there good work.

@MyUserNameIsBroke 4 года назад

That Moose Juice IPA is phenomenal. I get it everytine I go up there. I camp at Moose Hillock. Go next week will probably try out Moosalauke on this trip. Thanks for sharing!

@GettsWild 4 года назад

Awesome man, have a great time. Such a worthwhile hike. Where are you from? We sell Moose Juice is MA, CT, ME, and NH.

@MyUserNameIsBroke 4 года назад

@@GettsWild I am in CT, but I retire from the military next year and moving to NH.

@GettsWild 4 года назад

@@MyUserNameIsBroke that's great, you'll love living up here! And thank you for your service.

@MyUserNameIsBroke 4 года назад

@@GettsWild we are really looking forward to it! We love New Hampshire.

@adventureswithdogs2251 6 лет назад

Moosilauke was the first of my 4000's, and I took the same loop route as you did, though last April, part of the Gorge Brook Trail was closed and rerouted via the Snapper. I agree- fantastic views from the summit! There was still about a foot of snow cover on the trail when I went, but it was well-packed. I was wearing a snowsuit that day, and when I went down the Carriage, there were a few spots I just sat down and let gravity do the work! Also, checked out your video of the Kinsmans. I took the Fishin' Jimmy trail up, a nice trail with some neat rock scrambles. When I got to Kinsman Pond, I was stunned at how beautiful it is. I spent so much time there, that I only had time to summit N. Kinsman! Love the pups! My little one doesn't have the stamina (or size) to do the more difficult hikes, and the big guy is getting older now, and a bit arthritic, so unfortunately, I'm without doggie company on my hikes. My favorite views so far? From the summit of Monroe. Even better, I think, than Washington, since you don't get the same crowds. Happy Trails!

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Adventures with Dogs thank you so much for watching and for the thoughtful comment! Sorry that you don't currently have a dog to hike with, my favorite part is being able to share the adventures with my pup, Dexter. And I haven't hiked Monroe in awhile but it's on my list to get back to soon. Hopefully this summer! Thanks again and happy hiking 🙂

@yrv25 6 лет назад

Dope content man keep it up

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Spatikas97 thanks my man, glad you're enjoying them!

@UnicornClone 6 лет назад

NOOOOO! The foundation you saw was NOT the hotel. There used to be a small cabin/shelter on that spot until sometime in the late 70's.

@GettsWild 6 лет назад

Awesome, thanks so much for the information! I appreciate you watching and commenting. I'm definitely not an expert on the history and do not claim to be. Just relaying some of the information that I read about. Cheers!