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T A K E T H E P A T H L E S S T R AV E L L E D A N D AV O I D T H E C R O W D S
THE MIGHTY COHOS TRAIL WATERFALLS
170+ miles of true wilderness hiking from the Canadian Border to
Crawford Notch. Explore the newly discovered mecca for those on
foot. For more information visit cohostrail.org. 1. D
eer Mountain Cascades.
Deer Mt. Trail
2. F
alls in the River. Falls in the
River Trail
3. D
ixville Flume. Sanguinary
Ridge Trail
4. Huntington Falls. Cascade Falls
Trail (two falls)
5. P
ond Brook Falls. Pond Brook
Falls Trail
EIGHT DAY HIKES
These day hikes range from flat and easy to steep and fairly strenuous. Consult
the Cohos Trail guidebook for more day hikes.
1. Fourth Connecticut Lake Trail (Pittsburg)
2. Deer Mountain Fire Tower Trail (Pittsburg)
3. Falls in the River Trail (Pittsburg)
4. Mt. Covill Trail (Pittsburg)
5. Mt. Prospect Trail (Pittsburg)
6. Sanguinary Ridge (Dixville)
7. Cascades Trail and Three Brothers Trail to Table Rock (Dixville)
8. Gadwah Notch Trail (Nash Stream Forest)
3,000 AND
4,000-FT PEAKS
3,000 FOOTERS
Deer Mountain - 3,005 ft
Magalloway Mt. - 3,360 ft
Mt. Sanguinary - 3,070 ft
Mud Pond Ridge - 3,022 ft
Dixville Peak - 3,482 ft
Baldhead Mt. - 3,097 ft
Muise Mt. - 3,610 ft
North Percy Peak - 3,418 ft
South Percy Peak - 3,220 ft
4,000 FOOTERS
Mt. Cabot - 4,160 ft
Mt. Waumbek - 4,006 ft
Mt. Eisenhower - 4,761 ft
Mt. Isolation - 4,004 ft
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NORTH COUNTRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TOP 10 HIKING
ESSENTIALS
1. Map
2. Compass
3. Water & protein bars
4. First aid kit
5. Sharp knife
6. Wool cap
7. Rain poncho
8. Flashlight
9. Sun protection
10. Insect Repellent