Home States  Connecticut  Maine  Massachusetts  New Hampshire  New York  Rhode Island  Vermont  View All Lists  NE 4,000 Footers  NE 100 Highest  NH 4,000 Footers  NH 52 With A View  NH Belknap Range  NH Ossipee 10 Explanation of Ratings Links Ossipee Mountains Notice Search Trail Conditions Trip Log About	Mt. Garfield Franconia, NH Mt. Garfield as seen from Mt. Lafayette Summary Mt. Garfield, named after President James Garfield, is part of the New Hampshire 4,000 footer club. The summit once featured a small fire tower - the foundation of which still remains. Located between the Franconia Ridge and the Twins, there are views from the top in all directions. Due to the seasonal closure of Gale River Road, Mt. Garfield becomes more difficult to access in winter. Summit Elevation 4,500 feet Summit Facilities None. Trip Reports: Click on the date for photos, timestamps, and maps. Date of Hike Trail(s) Length Steepness Vertical August 7, 2010 Garfield Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 4,916' April 4, 2010 Garfield Trail, more Difficult Difficult 3,570' March 20, 2010 Garfield Trail, more Very Difficult Very Difficult 5,727' January 3, 2010 Garfield Trail, more Difficult Difficult 3,462' December 26, 2009 Garfield Trail, more Difficult Difficult 3,402' November 8, 2009 North Twin Trail, more Difficult Difficult 5,216' September 13, 2009 North Twin Trail, more Difficult Difficult 5,216' July 20, 2009 Garfield Trail, more Moderate Difficult 3,150' June 27, 2009 Gale River Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 4,174' May 24, 2009 Garfield Trail, more Moderate Difficult 3,150' February 7, 2009 Garfield Trail, more Difficult Difficult 3,462' October 17, 2007 Garfield Trail, more Moderate Difficult 3,150' More Information - New Hampshire 4,000 Foot Peaks - New England 4,000 Foot Peaks - New England 100 Highest Peaks - James Garfield - The White House - The mountain's namesake
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