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New Hampshire
2.5 mi
Distance
127 ft
Gain
53 min
Time
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What we do know
Inside White Mountain National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Boott Spur Trail
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Boott Spur Trail is a point-to-point route that ascends to one of the most dramatic ridgelines in the White Mountains. This trail offers stunning alpine views and connects to the broader Mount Washington massif, featuring steep terrain and exposed ridgeline hiking that rewards adventurous hikers with panoramic vistas of the Presidential Range.
Boott Spur Link Trail
~1 min drive
Quick alpine connector linking major Mount Washington trail systems.
Tuckerman Ravine
~1 min drive
Short steep ascent into the dramatic alpine cirque of Tuckerman Ravine.
Lion Head Trail (Winter)
~2 min drive
Steep winter climb to exposed rocky summit with alpine views.
Huntington Ravine
~3 min drive
Steep out-and-back ascent into Mount Washington's dramatic alpine ravine.
Huntington Rwat
~2 min drive
Easy 1.87-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Lions Head
~1 min drive
Scenic out-and-back hike to an open summit with panoramic views.
Davis Path
~2 min drive
Challenging 13-mile point-to-point alpine traverse in the White Mountains.
Glen Boulder
~4 min drive
Moderate out-and-back hike to a dramatic granite boulder with mountain views.
Isolation Trail
~4 min drive
Out-and-back ascent to Mount Isolation's 4,000-foot summit.
Tuckerman Crossover
~2 min drive
Short connector trail in Tuckerman Ravine area of the White Mountains.