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This appears to be the most commonly used trail to reach the fire tower.


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1.7

Miles

2.7

KM

Point to Point

2,027' 618 m

High

761' 232 m

Low

1,266' 386 m

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Down

14%

Avg Grade (8°)

31%

Max Grade (17°)

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Features Spring · Views · Wildflowers · Wildlife

Need to Know

There is only one place to get water on this trail.

Description

This trail starts from the parking area off Red Hill Road and climbs moderately to the summit of Red Hill. Follow the red plastic diamonds (the color corresponds to the Lakes Region Conservation Trust map). The trail climbs a short distance, then dips over Snowmobile Corridor #201 (on the left and right). It climbs to a wooden fence, with a gap, then passes a cellar hole (on the left).

Here, part of the snowmobile trail meets the trail from the rear left. At the kiosk, Cabin Trail starts to the right and Red Hill Trail continues left. The trail ascends over an old rocky road to a spring on the left. This spring might be the one that was created for the caretakers when the tower was still in use. The trail reaches the summit of Red Hill at 1.8 miles.

Please use caution when ascending and descending the fire tower.

Contacts

Shared By:

David Smith with improvements by Jordin W

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Trail Rankings

#152

in New Hampshire

#7,367

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Aug 10, 2022
Sebastian Martinez Meza
1h 10m
Jun 26, 2021
Hilary Ann
Jun 1, 2021
William Loughlin
Went up Red Hill Trail and down via Cabin Trail. Red Hill Trail was well used and dry. Summit had great views of the lakes and of the southern Whites. 3.7mi — 1h 27m
Sep 21, 2020
Carl Wikander
Went up Red Hill Trail & down Cabin Trail. Trails clear, conditions very dry.
Sep 19, 2020
Taylor Chakurda
Aug 5, 2020
Gabriel Vasquez-Billin
1.7mi
Apr 19, 2020
Alois Wiesboeck
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