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New Hampshire
47.1 mi
Distance
5,287 ft
Gain
18h 20m
Time
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Why you'll love it
Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway
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The Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway is a scenic 47-mile point-to-point trail connecting two of New Hampshire's most iconic peaks. This long-distance hiking route traverses diverse terrain through forests, across ridgelines, and past pristine lakes, offering hikers a multi-day adventure through the heart of central New Hampshire. The trail showcases the region's natural beauty while providing access to both Mount Monadnock and Mount Sunapee.
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~0 min drive
89-mile point-to-point ridgeline trek across New Hampshire's highlands.
Smith Summit Trail
~1 min drive
Quick point-to-point summit hike with concentrated elevation gain.
Spellman Trail
~1 min drive
Quick point-to-point trail perfect for a short New Hampshire hike.
Parker Trail
~2 min drive
Short point-to-point forest walk in New Hampshire.
Pumpelly Trail
~0 min drive
A 3.92-mile point-to-point trail through New Hampshire's scenic backcountry.
Amphitheatre Trail
~1 min drive
A short point-to-point woodland walk in New Hampshire.
Gilson Pond Remote Campsites Loop
~3 min drive
Short point-to-point trail linking remote campsites at Gilson Pond.
Marlboro Trail
~0 min drive
Short point-to-point woodland hike in Marlboro, NH.
Monte Rosa
~1 min drive
Quick point-to-point alpine trek with scenic mountain views.
Ridge Trail
~12 min drive
Easy out-and-back ridge walk under a mile in New Hampshire.