New Hampshire - Section 4 Pictures

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View north up Zealand Notch. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Zeacliff (east end of Zealand Mt) as taken from junction of AT (Ethan Pond Trail) and the Zeacliff Trail. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View south through Zealand Notch from junction of AT (Ethan Pond Trail) and the Zeacliff Trail. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Mt. Tom and Whitewall Brook taken from very near Zealand Hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Cascades along Whitewall Brook which is just a few feet from Zealand Hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Mt. Tom and Zealand Pond as taken from outside Zealand Hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View south down Zealand Notch from hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View of Zealand Mountain taken from the Zealand Trail, blue-blazed access trail to the AT. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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The AT (here called the Twinway Trail) on Zealand Mountain. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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At the true summit of Zealand Mt., one of the NH 4000 footers. This is reached by a short trail from the AT. This was taken in 1992. My son, Mike, then 11, is on right with his friend Aaron, then 13. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View from the east side of Mt. Guyot. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View south from near the summit of Mt. Guyot. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View to west as the southbound AT descends from Mr. Guyot. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Summit of South Twin Mt. Mt. Washington and the Presidential Range are in the background. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Mt. Washington and the Presidential Range from the summit of South Twin. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking west from South Twin Mt. The next several miles of the southbound AT are visible. It descends to Galehead Hut (not seen in this picture, circles around Galehead Mt. (in lower left corner), then follow the ridge over Mt. Garfield (center of picture) and starts to climb Mt. Lafayette. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View along Garfield Ridge from South Twin. Galehead Hut, one trail mile and a 1100 foot descent away. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Taken in August on the Garfield Ridge Trail (part of the AT).  From the vicinity of the hut: South Twin from Galehead Hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Taken in August on the Garfield Ridge Trail (part of the AT). From the vicintity of the hut: Galehead Mountain . Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Taken in August on the Garfield Ridge Trail (part of the AT). View South into Pemigewaset Wilderness from Galehead Hut. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View north from Garfield Ridge Trail (part of AT). Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View east along Garfield Ridge to South Twin. Galehead Hut in distance. The AT follows this ridge. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View south in Pemigewaset Wilderness from Garfield Ridge Trail (part of AT). Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking east (trail north) on the beginning of the northbound descent from North Lafayette. The trail follows the obvious ridge in the picture, going over Mt. Garfield (the prominent peak in the center of the picture) and eventually climbing to South Twin, the peak on the far right in the distance. The day was warm and hazy which cut down on the views. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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The southbound AT (here called the Garfield Ridge Trail) as it climbs along the ridge above treeline towards the summit of Mt. Lafayette. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View to the west from the ridge of Mt. Lafayette. Greenleaf Hut (not on AT) is in center of picture. The mountain with the spectacular cliff is Cannon Mt. on the other side of Franconia Notch. The two large peaks on the left in the distance are North and South Kinsman, both of which the AT crosses. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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View north along the ridge from the summit of Mt. Lafayette. The more distant of the two knobs in the center of the picture is North Lafayette. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Summit of Mt. Lafayette. Mountains in distance are Mt. Washington and the Presidential Range. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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South along Franconia Ridge from summit of Mt. Lafayette towards Mt. Lincoln. The Franconia Ridge Trail (AT) runs along the ridge. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Mt. Lafayette and one of the Eagle Lakes from Greenleaf Hut. This picture was not taken from the AT, but it shows the route of the trail. From the summit of Lafayette, the northbound Trail (called the Garfield Ridge Trail) descends along the crest of the ridge, over the North Lafayette knob, then down the east side of the mountain. The southbound trail goes right from the summit and continues along Franconia Ridge. This section is called not surprisingly the Franconia Ridge Trail. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Mt. Lincoln and the Franconia Ridge from Greenleaf Hut. This picture was not taken from the AT, but it shows the route of the trail which follows the ridge, much of it above tree line with spectacular views. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Summit of Mt Lincoln. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking east from Franconia Ridge. Pemigewasset Wilderness in foreground, Mt. Washington in distance. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking west across Franconia Notch from Mt. Lincoln. Two peaks are North (on right) and South Kinsman. Lonesome Lake is also visible. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking west from summit of Mt. Lafayette. Across Franconia Notch is Cannon Mountain. Greenleaf Hut is visible in the center of the picture. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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Looking north along Franconia Ridge from north side of Mt. Lincoln. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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South from Little Haystack. The southbound AT drops below tree line and follows the ridge to just north of Mt. Liberty (closer of the two conical mountains) then descends into Franconia notch on the right. The other conical mountain is Mt. Flume. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
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