Baldface, Wild River, Basin Loop
We spent the first night at the South Baldface shelter - a short night hike in. The second day we summited South Baldface, North face then took Eagle link back into the wilderness. The eagle link trail is not heavily used... localhikes.com
Tuckerman's Ravine Trail
Hike to the top of 6,288-foot Mount Washington. The treck takes about nine hours round-trip from Pinkham Notch. travelandleisure.com
Moose Brook State Park
Unparalleled scenery anda variety of outdoor activities,ideally located for fishing. Moose Brookfeedsswimming area with cool, clear mountain water. Picnicking, swimmingagainstscenic mountain backdrop.Trailsgreat for explo... citysearch.com
Carter Dome - Mount Hight Loop Trail, Gorham, New Hampshire
The Carter Dome Mount Hight Loop is less crowded and less of a boulder pile than its Presidential neighbors across Route 16, which makes it appealing for dog owners. It is a long hike, but with several rewards, including exce... trails.com
Mount Jefferson, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
With a trailhead elevation of just over 3,000 feet, the Caps Ridge Trail attains the summit of a major Presidential Peak with less elevation gain than any other path. It is also the shortest White Mountain route to timberline... trails.com
Mount Monroe Trail, Crawford Notch, New Hampshire
Named for the fifth president of the United States, Mount Monroe gets only a fraction of the attention lavished on its neighbor, Mount Washington, but it merits much more. Monroe is the fourth highest peak in New Hampshire an... trails.com
Lakes Of The Clouds
The trail is generally level for the first 2 miles at which time you will arrive at the gem pool. The last mile is VERY steep. Only the last 3/10ths of a mile is very exposed to the wind but in inclement weather that can ... localhikes.com
North Doublehead Trail, North Conway, New Hampshire
You?ve hiked The Roost and Mount Agamenticus. Now you and the kids are ready to tackle a real mountain (and you?re even considering an overnight). North Doublehead is the mountain for you. With a White Mountain National Fores... trails.com
Imp Face Trail, Gorham, New Hampshire
The trail to Imp Face is a lot like the gangster ?Baby Face? Nelson?a cute name belies a tough character. You?ll gain more than 2000 feet and cover nearly 6.5 miles as you climb to the Imp Face summit and loop back along an e... trails.com
Carter Notch Trail, Glen House, New Hampshire
The AMC?s Carter Notch Hut is in a remote col nestled between two 4,000-foot mountains in the eastern part of the White Mountains. The notch features two pristine lakes and a stark field of boulders called the Rampart. Carter... trails.com
Mount Madison, Gorham, New Hampshire
Hikers planning their first venture into the Presidential Peaks might well consider the Valley Way Trail. A maze of historic paths ascends from US 2 along various ravines and ridges to the northern fringe of the Mount Was... summitpost.org
Wildcat Mountain
Wildcat Mountain, located in Jackson, NH, is usually the last resort in New Hampshire to close for the season each year. The culture is laid back and the mountain often can throw tough stuff at you. Wildcat is a favorite o... onthesnow.com
Mt Waumbek - Winter
The trail starts off through a beautiful hardwood forest with an open feel with out any leaves on the trees. The grade begins as a steady, gentle incline and never gets very steep. At 3,000 feet the hard woods are replace... localhikes.com
Washington - Summit Cone
An excellent hike if you want to see lots of mount Washington without spending much time in the trees. The views are spectacular, the terrain is rugged and the people are interesting. There are two types of hikers at the ... localhikes.com
Stony Brook Trail
General Description Traveling over the small Peabody River bridge, the trail begins from the parking lot which runs alongside Stony Brook. The path parallels the brook for about 2 miles until the brook forks and the trail ... wildernet.com
Moriah, Carter Moriah To Stony Brook
A series of ascending hills leads to the final push on Moriah. There are several excellent views to the North, West and South on this hike. The series of hills can be 'breathtaking' in several ways! :-) localhikes.com
Mt Moriah - Carter Moriah Trail
Climb the Carter-Moriah Trail. Terrain starts easy on the first mile of the trail, but quickly becomes moderately to strenously steep. When you have hiked almost 2 miles, you will pass through Mt. Surprise. You may want t... localhikes.com
Red Brook Cascade
The trail is an old railroad bed. It is generally wide and easy to follow with few obstacles. You are frequently next to the river which has many good swimming holes. localhikes.com