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New Hampshire
2.4 mi
Distance
155 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
Isolation Trail
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Isolation Trail is a point-to-point hike in New Hampshire's White Mountains that ascends to the summit of Mount Isolation, one of the region's more remote peaks. This trail offers solitude and rewarding views from a less-crowded vantage point compared to nearby major summits. The route features typical White Mountain terrain with steady climbing through forest and alpine zones.
Isolation Trail
~1 min drive
Out-and-back ascent to Mount Isolation's 4,000-foot summit.
Mount Eisenhower Trail
~3 min drive
Out-and-back ascent to 11,155-ft Mount Eisenhower with alpine views.
Boott Spur Trail
~3 min drive
Steep point-to-point ascent to dramatic alpine ridgeline with expansive mountain views.
Davis Path
~3 min drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Boott Spur Link Trail
~4 min drive
Quick alpine connector linking major Mount Washington trail systems.
Glen Boulder
~5 min drive
Moderate out-and-back hike to a dramatic granite boulder with mountain views.
Dry River Trail
~4 min drive
Remote point-to-point valley hike following the Dry River through White Mountain wilderness.
Mt Monroe Loop
~4 min drive
Short out-and-back trail to alpine terrain with mountain views.
Huntington Rwat
~5 min drive
Easy 1.87-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Mount Clinton Trail
~5 min drive
Moderate out-and-back climb to Mount Clinton summit in the White Mountains.