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New Hampshire
1.5 mi
Distance
1,252 ft
Gain
56 min
Time
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Sentier Des Géants
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Sentier Des Géants offers hikers a straightforward out-and-back adventure spanning 1.46 miles in New Hampshire. This trail connects to the Télésiège de la Crête des Bans system, making it an accessible option for exploring the region. Whether you're seeking a quick outing or a segment of a larger adventure, this route provides a direct hiking experience.
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