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82 miles is 131 km

Am I in some kind of scientology observation vacuum?

Instant subscribe, this was such an enjoyable video to watch and I lived in VT for 5 years so it was nice for you to show some love

mecca of bouldering for rock climbing folks

"I feel like santa, I can see everyone from here" you got an amazing personality bro, made me laugh multiple times, never stop making videos Cities from afar have always intrigued me, something about a large city looking so small and minute always gives me this weird feeling I can't describe.

Idk looks like bigfoot to me

That's Boston Baby Let's Goooooo

Thank you for letting us tag along, such a treat.

Watching this in Watertown. Good job, buddy.

so its flat

Terrible Ideas: Trying to get a long distance view in the winter.

Awesome video. Now you should forensically evaluate claims lights from Gloucester are visible looking north from Cape Cod Bay around Dennis at night ehen clear

You picked a hazy overcast day for attempt 1? 😂😂😂😂

This is an incredible video!!! Someone posted this video to the subreddit r/FromAfar today and I was so excited to watch it. I've never seen someone capture Boston from this far away before, amazing work! This is up there with Atlanta and Charlotte for the farthest view captured of any city in the US from ground level.

Worse would be not doing it....🎄

Wow. You just keep pushing. Impressive!

What a spectacular day to climb a 4,000 footer. Stunning views. Another mountain with great views although not nearly as tall is Mt Major in Alton. The views of the Lake Winnipesaukee, the Ossipee Mountains, Red Hill, Mt Sandwich, etc are impressive. Maybe you would even see pilots landing on the ice runway at Alton Bay. Keep up the great content. Would enjoy longer videos.

Thank you.

It could be worse: you could be in LA rn 🥺

Cold snow crunching. Why not indeed, well done.

Sory i farded

Beautiful thanks for sharing editing this must’ve been difficult

how long did it take you? I started checking out the Sawyer River trail (also off the Kankamangous Hwy) a few weeks ago. There was already a foot of snow, but others had been out there, packing it down. There is a point where the trail crosses the river, so I stopped there, but am thinking about going back after a good cold spell.

It is remarkable that you did this trip in an inflatable which is much more difficult than a rigid kayak. Great job! i especially enjoyed the belch-echos under the bridges.

Awesome mopars !!!!! 👍🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Damn Mt.Kearsarge is insane that you can see places that far away

Absolute joy. And terrifying. I had to take a break halfway through, and I'm just watching. I would love to see any video you have on- and after-summit.

Great video! Had no clue you could just kayak through the locks. Of course parking in Winchester aint easy either, but better than Boston! You could actually park all the way in Bedford for free, build a bike trailer for your kayak, bike the minuteman rail trail and then cutover to Lower Mystic Lake. It'd only add about an hour or so to the commute. The power plant at 21:00 is the Mystic Power Plant, which ceased operation in May 2024. It was the largest power plant in the state. It operated primarily off of LNG that it shipped in but could also operate on oil.

I love your terrible ideas.

Been meaning to get to this one. Looks like it's the second most difficult MA tripoint to get to. MA-CT-RI and MA-CT-NY are all accessible on established hiking trails. MA-VT-NH is technically in the Connecticut River and requires going through private land to get to, so that is probably the hardest one.

Microspikes?

Having gone to Colby-Sawyer College in New London and climbed Kearsarge at least 6 times, I can confirm that downtown Boston can be seen on the clearest of days and is really neat to observe from So far away.

I wish we had mountains😔

This shows that the Earth is flat! This is why you can’t see Mt. Everest from New York, because at that distance the mountain appears so small that the atlantic ocean’s waves are enough to hide it from view. /s

There is another volcano area in ossipee range caldera near Mount shaw nh

I don’t know how I ended up here, but I’m glad I did😂😂😂 I live in Lowell if you ever in the area I know where there’s a base that goes into a big mound of dirt in the rest of the facility goes underground. I’m not gonna say the name of the place on here but if you ever wanna come, check it out, bro drop me a message thanks for the upload. I love the video. By the way, I’m glad you’re safe. Did you hear that grizzly bear near you? (7:28)😂😂😂😂😂 if you repeatedly hit the button, it gets funnier😂😂😂😂

Looks like an impact crater to me. I wonder if a geologist has checked the rocks.

any MTB trails?

there was this nice pile of rocks up behind one of our neighbors' houses, in the woods but still his property. I don't know if he'd have approved me going to look at it after several decades from when I and his kids were young, but... dang it looks like the big pile of rocks fell apart. That's a shame. :( it was nice to climb on and in. I wonder if it got pushed over on purpose, or just naturally? It was some big boulders like the size you see... IDK if it could've been from the farm field next to it having cleared out the morraine rocks.

Reminds me of Springfield MA if you look super hard with a good enough Lens you can see hartford CT peeking out

Fantastic! 🙏🏼

If you ever get down to NC, check out the quartz mountain top, i think it was white rock mtn.

I live right next to the base of mt kearsarge and i will say the furthest south i could see on a clear day like that was manchester nh

i fly out of eastern slopes regional airport in Fryeburg quite often, you know the one, the runway points almost directly at kearsarge. I can confirm that on very clear days you can see boston from there, but those days are maybe 1/30.

Wonderful video. Needle ice is one of my favorite things. I wrote a poem about it a few years ago. Magical stuff.

Very cool stuff. I love taking my binoculars up to the mountains. Doing Monadnock again soon. This is a cool idea for a series 🖖

im hoping you could do a vid where you go to the 4 corners in canada eventually. its a bit tricky but possible

I wonder if Boston can be seen from Racepoint Beach. Living on cape I might have to try it.

Winter is the best time to hike, waaaaaay less massholes and tourists to clog everything up