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New Hampshire
8.2 mi
Distance
1,943 ft
Gain
3h 43m
Time
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Inside Appalachian National Scenic Trail
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Why you'll love it
Dry River Trail
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The Dry River Trail is a point-to-point hike in New Hampshire's White Mountains that follows the scenic Dry River valley, offering hikers a remote and rugged wilderness experience. This trail traverses through dense forest and along the riverbed, providing excellent solitude and opportunities to observe the natural recovery of this glacially-carved valley. The trail's remote character and river crossings make it a rewarding adventure for experienced hikers seeking to escape the crowds.
Camel
~0 min drive
Easy 1.4-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Davis Path
~1 min drive
Challenging 13-mile point-to-point alpine traverse in the White Mountains.
Boott Spur Link Trail
~3 min drive
Quick alpine connector linking major Mount Washington trail systems.
Huntington Ravine
~3 min drive
Steep out-and-back ascent into Mount Washington's dramatic alpine ravine.
Tuckerman Crossover
~0 min drive
Short connector trail in Tuckerman Ravine area of the White Mountains.
Boott Spur Trail
~2 min drive
Steep point-to-point ascent to dramatic alpine ridgeline with expansive mountain views.
Huntington Rwat
~4 min drive
Easy 1.87-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Ammonoosuc Ravine
~4 min drive
Scenic out-and-back ravine hike with stream crossings and mountain views.
Mt Monroe Loop
~1 min drive
Short out-and-back trail to alpine terrain with mountain views.
Lion Head Trail (Winter)
~3 min drive
Steep winter climb to exposed rocky summit with alpine views.