Beaver Brook Trail, Holderness, New Hampshire
This short trip is a fun overnighter or an exciting day hike. The route follows the Beaver Brook Trail for its entire length. The first half is very steep -- climbing 1,700 feet in 1.2 miles -- and travels over wet rock slabs... trails.com
Kinsman Ridge Trail
General Description The trail begins from the base of Cannon Mountain Tramway and travels over Cannon Mountain and westbound to the peaks of Mt. Kinsman to eventually terminates at Lost River along SR 112. This entire trek... wildernet.com
Osseo Trail
The Osseo Trail is a 4.1 mile trail that brings you to the Summit of Mt. Flume via the Franconia Ridge trail, in the Franconia Region of the White Mountains. Beginning in at the Lincoln Woods Trail center follow the Lincol... trailpeak.com
Franconia Ridge Trail
This Hike is a great way to bag 4 4000' peaks in a day. Follow the Whitehouse Trail .9 mi from the trailhead to the Liberty Spring Trail. Follow the Liberty Spring Trail 2.3 mi to the Franconia Ridge Trail. From this junct... trailpeak.com
Mount Moosilauke, North Woodstock, New Hampshire
Moosilauke is the Algonquin Indian word for bald place. It is a fitting name for this open, rounded peak, which is the westernmost above-treeline summit in the White Mountains. Mount Moosilauke is a significant landmark for n... trails.com
Mount Kearsarge, Winslow Trail, Wilmot, New Hampshire
The climb of Mount Kearsarge from the Wilmot side is a great family hike, but requires more effort than most people expect. The rocky and root-bound trail almost immediately begins a moderate climb of the highest peak in Merr... trails.com
Appalachian Trail: Kinsman Mountain, North Woodstock, New...
Among the many fierce peaks and famous names that create the lure of the White Mountains, Kinsman is often forgotten. Rugged reputations put mountains like Washington and Moosilauke high on hikers' hit lists. Names like Crawf... trails.com
Glencliff Trail, Glencliff Village, New Hampshire
Numerous paths approach Mount Moosilauke from all points of the compass and crisscross its open expanse. It?s a popular destination, so don?t expect to be alone with the wonderful views. Jumbled boulders and the ruins of a st... trails.com
Gorge Brook, Asquam Ridge Loop, Woodstock, New Hampshire
At 4,802 feet, Mount Moosilauke dominates the western end of the White Mountains and separates the Baker and Lost River watersheds from the Connecticut River Valley. There are certainly easier routes to this mountain?s expans... trails.com
Three Ponds Trail, Goshen, New Hampshire
You and your family will have a far better time visiting the Three Ponds area than John Stinson did. Nearly 250 years ago, Stinson (for whom the nearby lake and mountain were named) was captured and scalped here by the Native... trails.com
Appalachian Trail: Mount Moosilauke, Glencliff, New Hampshire
Standing guard on the southwestern edge of the White Mountains, Moosilauke is both a friendly concierge and a stern sentinel for the high peaks beyond. Its summit lays the rest of the mountain range and the Connecticut River ... trails.com
Greeley Ponds
Greeley Ponds are framed by Mount Kancamagus and Mount Osceola in a wild and mountainous setting. Directions: Take Exit 32 off I-93 and drive through Lincoln onto the Kancamagus Highway past Otter Rocks Rest Area and the f... trailpeak.com
Appalachian Trail: Wachipauka Pond & Webster Slide...
Hikers headed from the quartzite mountains of western New Hampshire to Mount Moosilauke are often so eager to reach the gateway to the White Mountains that they hardly remember passing Wachipauka Pond. Those who take the time... trails.com
Franconia Ridge And Lonesome Lake
The hike begins in Franconia Notch, hike northward over Franconia Ridge, descend to Franconia Notch; follow the Lonesome Lake Trail to the Lonesome Lake Hut. Hike over mountain tops, find beautiful views, and see lakes and... trailpeak.com
Mt Moosilauke
Park away from the bus turning loop. Walk north into the bus turning look, and through the sign that shows to the trails. Soon you will turn left towards the George Brook Trail. Be aware of all trail signs, as the trail j... localhikes.com
Mount Moosilauke Trail, Benton, New Hampshire
Mount Moosilauke is the dominant mountain in this part of New Hampshire and the spiritual center of the Dartmouth Outing Club (DOC),which maintains its trail network as well as the 50-mile stretch of Appalachian Trail from Ha... trails.com
Mount Cube Trail, Wentworth, New Hampshire
If you are looking for a little more mileage and vertical without overdoing it, Mount Cube is the perfect choice. With under 3000 feet of elevation, Mount Cube may have less cachet than its larger neighbors, Smarts and Moosil... trails.com
Otter Rocks To Cheney Pond
Started at Otter Rocks on the Kanc. and followed the Pine stream up to Cheney brook. Followed to Cheney Pond. Excellent view of the back side of East peak and Osceola. Bushwacked on snowshoes until Cheney Pond and then pic... trailpeak.com