Hike Safe

Conservation officers said a pair of hikers they escorted out of the White Mountains were unprepared for the blizzard-like conditions they encountered in Franconia.

While the wetter weather has deterred some from getting out on the trails, the department anticipates they’ll be “wicked busy” with hotter weather.

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With pleasant weather comes a busy hiking season in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. A misread map, a sudden storm, a forgotten headlamp - and…

New Hampshire's Fish and Game Department says at least 4,175 Hike Safe Cards have been issued in the second year of the program, bringing in nearly…

State officials say a Newmarket woman injured while hiking in the White Mountains is the first person with a Hike Safe card to need rescue.The New…

New Hampshire’s new voluntary Hike Safe program is set to launch at the start of the New Year.For a cost of $25 per person or $35 for a family, the Hike…

New Hampshire Fish and Game officials will hold a public hearing on proposed rules to establish a hike safe card that would forgive hikers for rescue…

House and Senate negotiators have reached a tentative agreement on a bill that creates a program to sell "hike safe" cards to hikers that would forgive…