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Goffstown, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Incline trail on the way to the top of South Uncanoonuc Mountain After hiking North Uncanoonuc Mountain, my next stop was the nearby South Uncanoonuc Mountain. This particular peak has been compelling to me for years, as it was the location of a railroad-served ski area decades ago. Arriving at the parking lot, which probably doubles as a beach parking area, I quickly set off up the Incline trail, which follows the old railroad grade. While never dramatically steep, it maintains a fairly consistent pitch for most of the vertical. At the top of the Incline, I was greeted by the farm of communications towers, linked by a paved loop. The actual highpoint is fenced and off limits. Unfortunately, there wasn't much to see up there, other than a slight view thorugh some trees near a tower and a separate viewpoint near the top of the Incline trail.
![]() The trailhead on Mountain Base Road
Looking at Manchester through the trees near the summit of South Uncanoonuc Mountain ![]() ![]() Back to South Uncanoonuc Mountain Profile |
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