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Mount Moosilauke
Mount Moosilauke, 4,802 feet, the western-most 4,000-footer in NH, on a clear day, affords hikers stunning views.
Mount Moosilauke
Mount Moosilauke, 4,802 feet, the western-most 4,000-footer in NH, on a clear day, affords hikers stunning views.
Directions
From Boston, take I-93 North.
After about two hours, get off at Exit 32 in New Hampshire, and turn RIGHT onto Route 112 West (the ramp turns you around to face back south, so turning right takes you west).
After 3 miles (passing through the town of North Woodstock), turn LEFT on Route 118 South (it’s easy to miss — if you pass the Beaver Brook parking lot or the Lost River Valley Campground, you’ve gone too far!).
After 7.2 miles (winding uphill then starting down the other side), turn RIGHT onto Ravine Road.
Drive all the way to the end of the road (stay to the right at the access road turn-off) and reverse direction in the turn-around. Drive back down and find a parking space on the right side of the road (the western downhill side, closest to the Lodge and Mount Moosilauke). Make sure there’s room for busses to pass. Do not park in the turn-around!
Directions to the trailhead
From Boston, take I-93 North.
After about two hours, get off at Exit 32 in New Hampshire, and turn RIGHT onto Route 112 West (the ramp turns you around to face back south, so turning right takes you west).
After 3 miles (passing through the town of North Woodstock), turn LEFT on Route 118 South (it’s easy to miss — if you pass the Beaver Brook parking lot or the Lost River Valley Campground, you’ve gone too far!).
After 7.2 miles (winding uphill then starting down the other side), turn RIGHT onto Ravine Road.
Drive all the way to the end of the road (stay to the right at the access road turn-off) and reverse direction in the turn-around. Drive back down and find a parking space on the right side of the road (the western downhill side, closest to the Lodge and Mount Moosilauke). Make sure there’s room for busses to pass. Do not park in the turn-around!
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