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New Hampshire
4.3 mi
Distance
3,309 ft
Gain
2h 59m
Time
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Carter-Moriah Trail
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The Carter-Moriah Trail is a scenic out-and-back route in New Hampshire's White Mountains that ascends through mixed forest terrain with rewarding views of the surrounding peaks. This trail offers hikers a chance to explore the Carter-Moriah Range, featuring steady elevation gain and classic New England mountain scenery. The route provides excellent vistas and access to alpine terrain characteristic of the region.
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