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Lonesome Lake Via Cascade Brook And Pemi Trail
This moderate trail has plenty of fun obstacles to overcome.
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Lonesome Lake Via Cascade Brook And Pemi Trail Details
This moderate trail has plenty of fun obstacles to overcome. Not only will you need to climb up a few rocks to reach the lake, but you will also need to cross a few flowing rivers (so make sure to wear appropriate footwear). Although the entire loop is a little over 6-miles long, the alpine lake is situated on a high plateau at the base of Cannon Mountain and the Cannonballs approximately 3 miles from the starting point. Once you arrive, you can grab lunch at the AMC Hut or dip your feet in the refreshing lake waters.
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Basin-Cascades
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The Basin
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Franconia Notch Bike Path
With beautiful views of the soaring mountains and lush valleys, this 8.7-mile trail is a great way to explore Franconia Notch State Park.
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Franconia Notch Ridge Trail
Traversing three different mountain White Mountain peaks, this 9-mile trail is one of the best (and most popular) hikes in New Hampshire.
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Mount Pemigewasset
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.
