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Mt. Adams
Randolph, NH, Low and Burbank's Grant, NH, Thompson and Meserve's Purchase, NH
Trailheads, measurements, times, distances, and maps are all approximate and relative to the hike(s) as shown below.

Looking up King Ravine
Route: The Link, Beechwood Way, Valley Way, Randolph Path, Short Line, King Ravine, Ice Caves Loop, King Ravine, Air Line, (Mt. Adams), Lowes Path, Spur Trail, Randolph Path, Amphibranch, Cliffway, Monaway, Ladderback Trail, Cliffway, Monaway, Ladderback Trail, Cliffway, The Link, woods road, Presidential Rail Trail
Minor to moderate mud on Link (between Cliffway and Beechwood Way), Cliffway, lower Monaway. Some slippery rock (though not particularly wet) on Ice Caves Loop. Took the woods road (essentially lower Beechwood Way) to Presidential Rail Trail, as it was well past sunset but I didn't want to put on my headlamp for the last section of The Link.
Other than when passing by the RMC hut, didn't see a single other person on the trails this afternoon or evening. Seasonably warm temperatures down low, but reasonable up high with gentle winds.
Hike Ratings |
Getting To Trailhead: |
Easy |
Destination: |
Mt. Adams |
Length: |
Moderate |
Steepness: |
Very Difficult |
Navigation: |
Moderate |
Views: |
Excellent |
Crowds: |
Minimal |
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Hike Stats |
Date Hiked: |
Thursday, September 13, 2012 |
Parking Elevation: |
1,311' |
Destination: |
Mt. Adams |
Time Elapsed: |
04:35 |
Trailhead Elevation: |
1,311' |
Summit Elevation: |
5,774' |
Vertical Gain: |
4,583' |
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Hike Time Elapsed: |
09:46 |
Hike Vertical Gain: |
5,583' |
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The Appalachia trailhead

Looking down King Ravine
The Carters and Wildcats as seen from the summit of Mt. Adams
The sunset from White Cliff
Directions to trailhead: Take US 2 West from Gorham to the Appalachia trailhead/parking lot.
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