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Waterville Valley, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking down The Boneyard ski trail Wanting to get in a decent workout after work, I decided to head up to Mt. Tecumseh for the last full day of winter. Arriving at the ski area just after closing, I quickly strapped on my snowshoes and headed up the lower slopes. The Boneyard was interesting, as a tremendous amount of snowcat work had been done - seemingly most of the snow on the steeps of the trail had been pushed into one large pile. The Mt. Tecumseh Trail was a grind as usual - a consistently-moderate-straight-fall-line-pitch. The views from the summit vista were tremendous - a decent amount of snow had blown in since my previous hike to the peak a month earlier. Thus, from a viewpoint that normally has a range not much greater than just the Tripyramids, I was able to see from Belknap Mountain to Mt. Garfield. Amazing! Though I could have probably done the whole hike on Microspikes, I wore snowshoes.
![]() The bottom of the Pasture ski trail
Looking at Mt. Washington from the Mt. Tecumseh summit
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