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A Sunday hike up Mount Waumbek

Join us for a moderate Sunday hike to the summit of Mount Waumbek (4006 feet).

A Sunday hike up Mount Waumbek

Join us for a moderate Sunday hike to the summit of Mount Waumbek (4006 feet).

Details

Join us for a moderate Sunday hike to the summit of Mount Waumbek (4006 feet).

  • Start Time: 9:30am
  • Estimated Duration: 6 hours
  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Length: 7.2 miles
  • Elevation Gain 2650 feet

Starting near Route 2 on Starr King Road we will hike the Starr King trail for 3.6 miles to the wooded summit of Mount Waumbek, a 4K Footer in the northern part of the White Mountains National Forest.  We will return using the same trail.

Please bring a lunch, water, and sturdy footwear.  Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

Mark and I will be staying at the White Birches Campground in Gorham since we will be hosting a hike in Gorham the day before.

Directions

From Exit 35 off of Interstate 93:  Take US-3 North to NH-115 North in Carroll (14.7mi.).  Follow NH-115 North for 6.6 miles then turn left onto NH-115A North and follow it for 4.1 miles to US-2 East.  Turn right onto US-2 East and drive 0.2 miles to Pool Road.  Turn left onto Pool Road and follow it for 0.1 miles where you will find Starr King Road.  Follow Starr King Road to a small parking lot at the trail head.

From the Junction of NH-16 and US-2 in Gorham:  Follow US-2 West for 18.6 miles.  Turn right onto Pool Road and follow it for 0.1 miles where you will find Starr King Road.  Follow Starr King Road to a small parking lot at the trail head.

Sunday, June 21, 2015
Jefferson, NH · Directions
Meet at 9:30 AM
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6/15 signed up
A Sunday hike up Mount Waumbek

About this event

Join us for a moderate Sunday hike to the summit of Mount Waumbek (4006 feet).

  • Start Time: 9:30am
  • Estimated Duration: 6 hours
  • Difficulty: moderate
  • Length: 7.2 miles
  • Elevation Gain 2650 feet

Starting near Route 2 on Starr King Road we will hike the Starr King trail for 3.6 miles to the wooded summit of Mount Waumbek, a 4K Footer in the northern part of the White Mountains National Forest.  We will return using the same trail.

Please bring a lunch, water, and sturdy footwear.  Feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

Mark and I will be staying at the White Birches Campground in Gorham since we will be hosting a hike in Gorham the day before.

Directions to the trailhead

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From Exit 35 off of Interstate 93:  Take US-3 North to NH-115 North in Carroll (14.7mi.).  Follow NH-115 North for 6.6 miles then turn left onto NH-115A North and follow it for 4.1 miles to US-2 East.  Turn right onto US-2 East and drive 0.2 miles to Pool Road.  Turn left onto Pool Road and follow it for 0.1 miles where you will find Starr King Road.  Follow Starr King Road to a small parking lot at the trail head.

From the Junction of NH-16 and US-2 in Gorham:  Follow US-2 West for 18.6 miles.  Turn right onto Pool Road and follow it for 0.1 miles where you will find Starr King Road.  Follow Starr King Road to a small parking lot at the trail head.

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markus24
Gilmanton Iron Works, NH
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Cartman GUEST MEMBER
Cartman
Framingham, MA
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bluemanma GUEST MEMBER
bluemanma
Tewksbury, MA
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A member · May 25, 2015
My Hotmail email account is banning all Gayoutdoors and roadrunner.com emails from being delivered to me. I apologize if you are trying to contact me for any reason. Please, if you have a question for me, you may forward it through Markus24.
A member · Jun 21, 2015
it is raining heavy. Just wondering if everyone else is still in on this hike???
A member · Jun 21, 2015
i am in the area so i am game to climb as long as anyone else is.
A member · Jun 21, 2015
i am in the area so i am game to climb as long as anyone else is.

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