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Bartlett, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Kearsarge North Trail On the way north, I was weighing a few different sunset options - Mt. Crawford, Mt. Willey, Imp Face, and Bartlett Mountain. With afternoon hike options becoming very limited quite soon due to the clock change, I decided to go for Bartlett Mountain. The first portion of the Kearsarge North Trail was a bit muddy (as usual), however the rest of it was in good shape, save for some wet ledges. At the top of the ledges, I took a left at a fork in the trail (old white blaze, log across the Bartlett Path entrance). The Bartlett Path was generally in pretty good shape, other than some blowdowns. Reaching the southwestern ledges, I had excellent views - though I was vexed to see dark clouds looming in the horizon. After crossing over the summit, I headed out to the vast western ledges for some additional views. After some exploring around the ledges and perhaps an abandoned ski trail, I returned to the summit and ended up without much of a sunset - just some horizon colors to the south. Perhaps another day.
![]() Kearsarge North Trail trailhead on Hurricane Mountain Road ![]() The Bartlett Path near the summit
Looking at Mt. Washington from the Bartlett Mountain ledges
Slight sunset colors as seen from the Bartlett Mountain Ledges
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