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4.9 miles
Distance
1,240 ft
Climb
-2,372 ft
Descent
2,372 ft
High Point
-1,133 ft
Altitude change
622 ft
Altitude min
1,760 ft
Altitude start
627 ft
Altitude end
-4.4%
Grade
-70.9%
Grade max
55%
Grade min
2 miles
Distance climb
3 miles
Distance down
374 ft
Distance flat
Mount Stanton Trail Details
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Riding AreaMontalban Ridge
Bartlett, New Hampshire -
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Local Popularity65 in Hiking
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Hiking SAC ScaleT2 Mountain Hiking
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Trail TypeSingletrack
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DirectionBoth Directions
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Physical RatingModerate
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Trail VisibilityAlways easy to follow
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OSM Way
This trail passes over the low eastern summits of Montalban Ridge and affords many views from scattered ledges.
source: White Mountain Guide, P 65
Access Info
To reach the east trailhead (the west trailhead is at Mt. Langdon Shelter), leave the north side of US 302, 1.8 mi. west of its jct. with NH 16 in Glen and a short distance east of the bridge over Saco River. Follow a paved road (Covered Bridge Lane) west, bearing left at 0.2 mi.. The road swings right (north), and at 0.9 mi., the trailhead is on the left where the road swings right again to head east as Hemlock Drive. Park on the side of the road, taking care not to block traffic.
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For a detailed description, see the AMC's White Mountain Guide, P65.
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(44.114869, -71.282163)
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Where is Mount Stanton Trail located?
Mount Stanton Trail is located in Montalban Ridge, Bartlett, New Hampshire, United States. It is part of the Montalban Ridge trail network. The trailhead is located at coordinates 44.11487, -71.28216.
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How hard is Mount Stanton Trail?
Mount Stanton Trail is rated as Blue difficulty. The physical rating is Moderate. The average grade is 4.4%.
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What is the elevation gain for Mount Stanton Trail?
Mount Stanton Trail has 1,240 ft of elevation gain. The trail has 2,372 ft of elevation descent. The elevation ranges from 622 ft to 2,372 ft.
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Is Mount Stanton Trail a point to point trail?
Mount Stanton Trail is not a point to point trail. The direction is Both Directions. The trail type is singletrack.
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