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Albany, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Nickerson Ledge Trail near the vista On the one year anniversary of my knee injury, I decided to take it easy. Nickerson Ledge looked to be a somewhat short, local hike. Arriving at a nearly empty Piper parking lot, I quickly set off on the Piper Trail, hopping around the initial muddy section before making decent time on the dry flats. The Nickerson Ledge Trail splits off after about 1.2 miles and ascends rather steeply, prior to arriving at two large boulders. The high point is a bit beyond the boulders and the actual ledge view is a bit below those. I was hoping for really good views and was somewhat let down, as it's basically a directional view to the south. Nonetheless, it's still nice. Destination for a hike? Probably not. Worthwhile stopping at while in route to a larger hike (perhaps the Three Sisters)? Certainly.
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Looking south at the Mt. Whittier ski area (Nickerson Mountain) and the real Mt. Whittier from Nickerson Ledge ![]() ![]() Back to Nickerson Ledge Profile |
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