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New Hampshire
6.4 mi
Distance
4,358 ft
Gain
2h 21m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Appalachian National Scenic Trail
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Why you'll love it
Daniel Webster-Scout
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The Daniel Webster-Scout trail is an out-and-back hike in New Hampshire that combines historical significance with natural beauty. This 6.42-mile route offers hikers a chance to explore terrain associated with the legacy of Daniel Webster while enjoying the scenic landscapes of the region. The trail provides a moderate workout with varied terrain typical of New Hampshire's backcountry.
Howker Ridge Trail
~0 min drive
Point-to-point ridge traverse with alpine views and exposed terrain.
Star Lake
~1 min drive
Easy 2-mile out-and-back hike to a scenic alpine lake.
Great Gulf
~3 min drive
Remote out-and-back into New Hampshire's dramatic Great Gulf ravine.
Gray Knob
~3 min drive
Short out-and-back climb to scenic summit views in the White Mountains.
Emerald Trail
~4 min drive
Quick point-to-point woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Lowe's Path
~2 min drive
Point-to-point White Mountains trail with steady elevation gain and scenic views.
Great Gully
~2 min drive
Short out-and-back hike through a scenic New Hampshire gully.
Adams Slide Trail
~3 min drive
Short point-to-point trail to a scenic slide feature in New Hampshire.
Buttress
~3 min drive
Short out-and-back trail in New Hampshire's Buttress area.
Spur Trail
~2 min drive
A brief point-to-point connector trail in New Hampshire.
