Day 4 - Zealand Falls Hut to Highland Center
White Mountains National Park
Difficult Hiking
- Distance
- 8.2 km
- Ascent
- 403 m
- Descent
- 585 m
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White Mountains National Park
Difficult Hiking
White Mountains National Park
Difficult Hiking
White Mountains National Park
Difficult Hiking
White Mountains National Park
Difficult Hiking
Out and back trail to the tops of two of NH's 4000 footers starting from the beautiful Kangamangus Highway
Severe Hiking
Loop trail to the tops of Bartlett Mountain and Mount Kearsarge North
Difficult Hiking
Out and back trail to the top of Mount Kearsarge North
Difficult Hiking
Loop to the top of Black Cap Mountain starting from the end of Hurricane Mountain Road.
Moderate Hiking
Trail to the top of Black Cap starting from Hurricane Mountain Road
Moderate Hiking
Loop around the base of Tin Mountain and then to the top.
Moderate Hiking
A loop to the top of South Double Head via New Path, Old Path, and Doublehead Ski Trail
Moderate Hiking
Doublehead ski trail to North and South Doublehead
Moderate Hiking
Out and back for Mount Bond.
Severe Hiking
Out and back to the top of one of New Hampshire's 4000 footers
Difficult Hiking
Loop through the Mount Moosilauke woods
Difficult Hiking
Loop to the top of Mount Moosilauke and South Peak.
Difficult Hiking