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Mount Washington via Tuckerman Ravine Trail
Iconic summit route through ravine terrain and rocky upper slopes.
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Mount Washington via Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Steep Presidential climb with alpine terrain and high-elevation exposure.
Pinkham Notch Glen Boulder Trail
Rocky ascent route with open ledges and notable viewpoints.
Glen Ellis Falls Trail
Quick waterfall stop with dramatic drop and easy access.
About This Trail
The iconic 7.8-mile round-trip route from Pinkham Notch to New England’s highest summit, following the Cutler River past waterfalls before ascending the dramatic headwall of Tuckerman Ravine. The final scramble over massive boulders leads to the 6,288-foot peak, famed for ‘the worst weather in the world.’
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Mount Washington via Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
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Pinkham Notch Glen Boulder Trail
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Glen Ellis Falls Trail
Quick waterfall stop with dramatic drop and easy access.
Mount Monroe via Ammonoosuc Trail
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Mount Isolation via Glen Boulder Trail
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