Cannon Mountain #3 in our quest for 48
Unfortunately ski season was cut short in the spring of 2020 due to COVID-19 so that just left more time for hiking. We took the Kinsman Ridge Trail up Cannon. This was our first "winter" full snow hike. We needed micro spikes right from the base. The trail was very steep but the snow had been packed making it easy to climb with the spikes. Going up there trail there were several spots where we had great views of Echo Lake, Cathedral Ledge, Franconia Notch and Franconia Ridge..\
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