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New Hampshire
2.5 mi
Distance
2,188 ft
Gain
1h 50m
Time
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What we do know
Inside White Mountain National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Lions Head
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Lions Head is a scenic out-and-back trail in New Hampshire offering rewarding views from its distinctive summit. This short hike features steady climbing through mixed forest terrain, culminating at an open ledgy peak with panoramic vistas of the surrounding landscape. The trail's manageable distance and moderate elevation gain make it an excellent choice for hikers seeking alpine views without extreme technical difficulty.
Tuckerman Ravine
~0 min drive
Short steep ascent into the dramatic alpine cirque of Tuckerman Ravine.
Lion Head Trail (Winter)
~0 min drive
Steep winter climb to exposed rocky summit with alpine views.
Huntington Rwat
~1 min drive
Easy 1.87-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Huntington Ravine
~2 min drive
Steep out-and-back ascent into Mount Washington's dramatic alpine ravine.
Davis Path
~1 min drive
Easy 1-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Boott Spur Trail
~1 min drive
Steep point-to-point ascent to dramatic alpine ridgeline with expansive mountain views.
Boott Spur Link Trail
~1 min drive
Quick alpine connector linking major Mount Washington trail systems.
Connie's Way Xc
~3 min drive
Moderate 5.8-mile out-and-back woodland trail in New Hampshire.
Wamsutta
~3 min drive
Easy 3-mile out-and-back woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Hungtington Ravine Trail
~2 min drive
Steep alpine scramble through Mount Washington's dramatic ravine.
