New Hampshire · United States
- Distance
- 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
- Elevation gain
- 35 m
- Typical duration
- 10 min
- Mountain
- Summit push
The directory currently contains 32 quality-checked routes matching this guide in New Hampshire. Their average mapped distance is 2.5 km and average recorded ascent is 91 m (299 ft); the longest route in the set is 7.3 km.
This subset represents 8% of the 390 quality-checked routes in New Hampshire. Its average distance is 2.5 km, compared with 5.3 km across the full local set. Average recorded ascent is 91 m (299 ft), versus 260 m (853 ft) for all quality-checked routes in the same area.
Every route in this set is classified as a loop and returns to its starting area. A loop can still reuse part of the same path. Within this set, 23 routes (72%) are rated easy, 0 (0%) are rated hard or expert, and 32 (100%) are recorded as loops. Ratings are computed from available distance and elevation data and do not establish current terrain or access.
Data refreshed September 2026
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A closer look at the first 6 routes in this page’s default ordering. These comparisons describe this sample, not the entire destination or a field-tested recommendation.
0.5 km
Summit LoopCompare the climbing too; shortest does not necessarily mean easiest.
9 m
Beech Loop6 of 6 have ascent data. Missing measurements are excluded.
6 recorded loops
Check start and finish for every option. An unknown shape does not mean a loop, and a loop does not establish access to its start.
Plan the return journey →Distances follow stored route lines; ascent and time are estimates. Current access, surface and technical difficulty need separate checks. How to turn a comparison into a shortlist.
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The ten highest scoring routes on this page, so you can compare effort before opening any of them.
| Route | Distance | Ascent | Time | Difficulty | Best season |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summit LoopNew Hampshire | 0.5 km | 35 m | 10 min | Easy | April to October |
| Flume Gorge TrailNew Hampshire | 3.2 km | 163 m | 54 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Beech LoopNew Hampshire | 0.8 km | 9 m | 10 min | Easy | April to October |
| Turtleback Mountain Summit TrailNew Hampshire | 0.7 km | 39 m | 12 min | Easy | April to October |
| Big Island Trail LoopNew Hampshire | 2.3 km | 41 m | 32 min | Easy | April to October |
| Big Island TrailNew Hampshire | 1.9 km | 42 m | 27 min | Easy | April to October |
| Lake TrailNew Hampshire | 1.8 km | 15 m | 23 min | Easy | April to October |
| Boulder Loop TrailNew Hampshire | 4.7 km | 360 m | 1 hr 31 min | Moderate | April to October |
| Lovequist LoopNew Hampshire | 1.4 km | 17 m | 19 min | Easy | April to October |
| NALMC TrailNew Hampshire | 7.3 km | 150 m | 1 hr 45 min | Moderate | April to October |
Summit Loop, Beech Loop, Flume Gorge Trail currently rank highest in this filtered set according to the directory score. Open an individual route to inspect its mapped line, elevation profile, data source and planning caveats. Check live access, conditions and local rules with an official source before travelling.
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