Trails

Considered to be one of the greatest multi-day hikes in the state, this 23-mile journey takes you across the ten iconic mountain peaks of the Presidential Range.

There is nothing more rewarding than a beautiful cascading waterfall to greet you at the end of your hike.

This trek is ideal for a spring or summer day, as you will get the chance to cool off in the flowing streams and pools of the Kinsman falls along the way.

If you are looking for a serene place where you can immerse yourself in nature, then look no further than this out and back hike in the White Mountain National Forest.

This 8.5-mile trek is considered to be the oldest hiking trail in the state.

This short but strenuous hike takes you to one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the Franconia Ridge.

Traversing three different mountain White Mountain peaks, this 9-mile trail is one of the best (and most popular) hikes in New Hampshire.

If you do not mind a bit of off-the-path hiking, then this trail might be an exhilarating journey for you.

As one of the more accessible trails in the White Mountains, this 2.9-mile hike is a great option for a half-day trip.

This moderate trail has plenty of fun obstacles to overcome.

The summit to this mountainous peak may be a long journey, but it boasts fantastic views of the Franconia Ridge, the Presidental Range, and Mount Chocorua, which makes it worth the extra effort.

Although most mountain summits are rated as moderate or difficult, this is one of the few treks that can be hiked by beginners and families.

It is easy to see why this is one of the most hiked mountains in the world.

New Hampshires 10th highest summit is a great excursion in any season.

This 1.7-mile trail to the summit of the 2,557-foot peak is a short but steep hike for moderate or experienced hikers.

Hiking to the summit of New Hampshires tallest mountain is a bucket-list activity for many hikers.

This trail is the easiest way to reach the peak of this 2,080-foot mountain.

One of the more challenging albeit rewarding routes up Mount Washington is via this 9-mile round trip trail.

The trail to this 2,865-foot mountain is suitable for all types of hikers, including those with kids and dogs.

A great trail for beginners, this 1.7-mile out and back loop is a scenic trip through the West Rattlesnake Natural Area.

With an elevation of 2,684-feet, this mountain is one of the most iconic peaks of Mount Cardigan southeast ridge.

This 3.3-mile trail through the Lakes Region Conservation Trust area is a relaxing trek through a heavily shaded forest.

Although it is not the most challenging of hikes in Crawford Notch State Park, this 1-mile journey is still a worthwhile hike.

A short hike with rewarding views, this trek ascends up parts of the North Sugarloaf and Middle Sugarloaf peaks.

This hike is a fun full-day trip up one of the least explored mountains in the White Mountain National Forest.

Attracting hikers from all around the world, this iconic 31-mile hike is a reason on its own to visit New Hampshire.

Explore over thousands of acres of natural wilderness when you wander down this 2.5-mile looped trail.

A popular trail for exploring the White Mountain National Forest, this 4.4-mile trail boasts never-ending views of the Waterville Valley and surrounding mountains.