Hiking Trails on Mt. Monadnock

Mt. Monadnock as seen from Mt. Wachusett
Mt. Monadnock as seen from Mt. Wachusett in central Massachusetts, about 28 miles away. Photo taken in February, 1998, with a Canon A2E, Canon 75-300mm f4-5.6 IS lens at 300mm with a polarizer on Kodacolor Royal Gold film.

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Directions, maps and navigational links to the Mountain. 

Interactive map of The Trails
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(* = Most direct routes to the summit.)

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Hiking Trails on Mt. Monadnock

Scenic Destination for Millions

The Mountain, the Trails, the State Park

About this website.

This site contains information about many of the trails that climb and traverse Mount Monadnock in southwestern New Hampshire. You'll find links, on your left, to specific Mount Monadnock trail descriptions, route suggestions, maps, etc. Or you could just learn a little about the mountain and surf your way through the site. This is not an official site for Mount Monadnock, but it may help answer any questions you have, or I can try to direct you to those who can help.

Hiking is the primary activity on the mountain, however picnicking and camping (at the State Park campground) are popular.  Winter hiking is also popular (opens a new window).

Pets are not allowed on the mountain or in any New Hampshire State Park. No pets

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This site is completely unofficial, with no connection whatsoever with the New Hampshire State Parks or the Society for the Preservation of New Hampshire Forests. Use this link to connect to the official web site for the park.