Mount Monadnock is one of the most climbed mountains in the world, rising 3,185 feet above sea level in New Hampshire. Its distinct treeline and barren peak are the result of historical fires.
â°ď¸ Popular destination for hiking, climbing, camping, and cross-country skiing
đ˛ Offers panoramic views of southern New Hampshire forests
đś Multiple trail options, including the popular Halfway House route
â ď¸ Can be very crowded, with an average of 125,000 climbers annually
đşď¸ Access via White Dot Trail from Route 124 in Jaffrey, NH
đ° A use fee is required; parking is available at the trailhead
đś The hike to the summit is approximately 2 miles
đ° Use fee required for access.
đ Open year-round for various activities.
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