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Tamworth, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Big Rock Cave Trail Mt. Mexico. Sleet and freezing rain. Limited daylight. Nothing particularly appealing. Nonetheless, I needed to get some exercise and didn't want to drive too far on the roads. I was a bit surprised to see someone had been up the Big Rock Cave Trail perhaps only minutes before me. While they barebooted, I decided to go on my snowshoes. It was fairly easy snowshoeing with two inches of loose granular over a firm frozen granular base. Reaching the height of land, I turned left and headed up toward what I suspected to be the highpoint of Mt. Mexico. In my previous trip to this peak, I had turned back at the height of land on the trail due to excessive mosquitoes. No mosquitoes on this evening. As expected, there weren't any views at or near the summit, which I deemed to be a bit west of the height of land on the trail. Interestingly enough, the area was filled with sapplings - perhaps it was rather scenic a decade or two earlier. Not wanting to backtrack, I decided to buswhack south to the trail. While not a particularly exciting hike, it was nice to get a little exercise.
![]() The Cabin Trail trailhead on Route 113A
Lack of views from Mt. Mexico
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