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Gilford, NH Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below. ![]() Looking up the Piper Whiteface Trail I finally made it to Whiteface Mountain. I had intended to hike this peak a few months earlier, however the end of the public road confused me - come to find out, the trailhead is a very short walk past this. I was the first person up this trail since the previous day's rain. I wore my snowshoes the entire way for traction. The Piper Whiteface Trail wasn't heavily marked, at least as much as I could notice, however it was very obvious. After the trail splits off from the trail to Piper Mountain, Whiteface becomes visible in the distance. I found this portion of the trail a bit confusing, as there were multiple foot and snowmobile tracks. Nonetheless, I was able to find the peak with decent ease. The Whiteface summit is fairly open, with decent views in nearly every direction. Though the forecast was good, the sunset was somewhat obscured by a small storm looming over Kearsarge Mountain. Nonetheless, there were some decent colors.
![]() The Piper Whiteface Trail trailhead on Belknap Mountain Road
Looking at Mt. Monadnock from the Whiteface Mountain summit
The sunset as seen from the Whiteface Mountain summit ![]() ![]() Back to Whiteface Mountain Profile |
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