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North Twin Mountain
Bethlehem, NH, Franconia, NH

Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below.
The North Twin Trail
The North Twin Trail

Route: North Twin Trail, herd path, North Twin Trail, view spur path, (North Twin Mountain)

Barely any snow in the lower elevations. One to two feet of snow in places on the ridge.

Hike Ratings
Getting To Trailhead: Easy
Destination: North Twin Mountain
Length: Moderate
Steepness: Difficult
Navigation: Moderate
Views: Excellent
Crowds: Minimal


Hike Stats
Date Hiked: Thursday, December 29, 2011
Time to Trailhead: 00:22
Parking Elevation: 1,620'
Destination: North Twin Mountain
Time Elapsed: 02:49
Trailhead Elevation: 1,800'
Summit Elevation: 4,761'
Distance: 4.3 miles
Vertical Gain: 3,111'
Hike Time Elapsed: 5:40
Hike Vertical Gain: 3,461'


The North Twin Trail trailhead at the end of Haystack Road
The North Twin Trail trailhead at the end of Haystack Road

The Presidentials as seen from the lower North Twin viewpoint - Click to enlarge
The Presidentials as seen from the lower North Twin viewpoint

Directions to trailhead: In winter 2011-2012, take Route 3 south past Twin Mountain (from Route 302), then take a left into the Beaver Brook WMNF fee parking area, just before the five corners, spotting a car here. Then, go north on Route 3 to Twin Mountain, taking a right onto Little River Road. As of winter 2011-2012, the end of the road had room for limited parking (no parking signs removed - 7 Dwarfs Motel offers alternative fee parking in winter), and the snowmobile bridge across the Little River had been rebuilt and reopened. After crossing this bridge, take an immediate sharp left turn onto a skier path, which then leads to Haystack Road, near the North Twin Trail trailhead.

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