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Moultonborough, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Red Hill Trail After steady downpour in the morning, the weather forecast was calling for a transition to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. While my original plan was to hike Bald Knob, the raging streams observed on the drive west convinced me to change my plans to something without any water crossings - enter Red Hill. unfortunately, as I neared the trailhead, some thick clouds moved in. Heading up the Red Hill Trail, there was no sign of any blue sky behind the enterring clouds - not great for sunset prospects. The trail itself was in good shape - mostly dry, without any snow or ice, thanks to 60 degree temperatures. Reaching the windy summit, there wasn't much in way of sunset colors - just some faint reds behind the Belknaps. The higher peaks of the Sandwich Range were hidden in some heavy clouds. For the descent, I was able to make it almost to the upper gate before needing a headlamp.
![]() Red Hill Trail trailhead
Looking at the Sandwich Range from the Red Hill fire tower
Slight sunset colors behind the Belknap Range as seen from the Red Hill fire tower ![]() ![]() Back to Red Hill Profile |
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