An inclusive, empowering environment where we push limits together.
4000 FOOTER CLUB • March 26, 2027
Snowshoe the Wildcats. We've Got Your Pack.
Experience the raw beauty of Wildcat Mountain on an exclusive, early-morning winter ascent. Space is strictly limited—lock in your spot today before this trip fills up!
A Winter Snowshoeing Adventure
Join us for a special Winter snowshoeing trip up the face of Wildcat Ski Resort via the Pole Cat trail to summit Wildcat D, and continue across the ridge all the way to Wildcat A, returning the way we came and snowshoeing down the resort ski trails to finish. This is a special FRIDAY hike because we want to be to the resort early and with less of a crowd since uphill access is only allowed before the resort opens at 8:30 AM. Detailed schedule will be released prior to the trip!
The Ultimate Adventure For All Hikers
Getting into the mountains for the day shouldn’t feel like a part-time job. We take the friction out of the outdoors so you can focus entirely on the experience, the views, and the camaraderie.
Round-trip door-to-trail transportation straight from Greater Boston.
Gear and amenities are included as part of the adventure.
5.0 on Google, 100+ hikers guided
Hike Overview
Strenuous
9.25 mi
3,881 ft
268
8 hrs
52 min/mi
Date
March 26, 2027
Pickup Locations
- Alewife Station | 3:00 AM
- North Station Garage | 3:30 AM
- Andover | 4:00 AM
Itinerary
- Final Pickup | 4:00 AM
- Rest Stop | 4:45 AM
- Arrive at Trailhead | 7:00 AM
- Start Hike | 7:15 AM
- End Hike | 3:15 PM
- Arrive back at Closest Dropoff** | 6:15 PM
*times are estimates and will vary based on group pace and traffic conditions.
**Dropoffs are roughly 30 minutes apart, and will vary based on initial pickup locations
Cost
$249
EXPLORE Snowshoe the Wildcats
Beat the Lifts
Ascend the snow-covered slopes of Wildcat Ski Resort in the quiet hours of early morning. You'll enjoy crisp winter air and clear paths before the mountain
Traverse the Ridge
Summit Wildcat D and continue across the rugged, snow-draped ridge all the way to Wildcat A. This challenging stretch offers dramatic alpine views and rewarding winter snowshoeing.
Descend Ski Trails
Retrace your steps along the scenic ridge and snowshoe straight down the resort’s ski trails. It’s an unforgettable, smooth finish to an action-packed mountain traverse.
City-to-Summit Access: What’s Included
Your $249 ticket covers everything you need from the moment you step onto our van to the moment we drop you back off.
Door-to-Trail Transport
Morning pickups at Alewife Station, North Station, and Andover.
Premium Gear
High-quality daypacks, trekking poles, and trail essentials provided.
All Food & Fuel
Curated trail snacks and hydration will be provided on the hike.
Safety as a Standard
Every guide is Wilderness First Aid and CPR/AED certified.
Meaningful Connections
A trip designed for building community with other hikers and shared mountain memories.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find all the details you need to prepare for your journey and hit the trail with total confidence.
You don’t need to be a mountaineer, but you do need a solid baseline of fitness. Covering 12 miles and 4,300 feet of elevation gain over rocky, uneven White Mountain terrain is a serious physical challenge. If you regularly hike, run, or do endurance workouts, you’ll do great! We hike at a supportive, group-friendly pace—nobody gets left behind.
To feel good on these hikes, you’ll want to be in good shape, comfortable with steep, technical trails and feel confident you can maintain a consistent pace over long distances. These hikes require training. A strenuous hike in the White Mountains can rival some of the most difficult hikes in the world.
Totally fine! We will still pack all the gear you need, guide you for the day with the rest of the group and make sure that you are perfectly taken care of from your car to the summit and back! Please note that pricing does not change if you are choosing to drive yourself.
We provide the heavy hitters: high-quality daypacks, trekking poles, and all your trail snacks. You will just need to bring your own broken-in hiking boots, weather-appropriate clothing (we highly recommend moisture-wicking layers), a water bladder/bottles, and personal toiletries. Once you book, we’ll send you a comprehensive, stress-free packing list.
We hike rain or shine! Mountain weather is famously unpredictable, which is exactly why having a certified, expert guide is so valuable. We will only alter the route or cancel the itinerary if conditions become actively unsafe (such as severe thunderstorms or extreme winds).
