NH Section 3 Pictures - Milemarker 13.3 - 14.5

Summit of Mt. Washington - South Side of Mt. Washington

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Leaving the actual summit of Mt. Washington, the northbound AT follows a short trail called the Trinity Connector to the Gulfside Trail. This is a view of Adams and Jefferson from that stretch of trail. Mt. Madison is partially hidden behind the summit buildings on the right. Taken at approx. mm 13.3. GPS N44.2706 W71.3037 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
Leaving the actual summit of Mt. Washington, the northbound AT follows a short trail called the Trinity Connector to the Gulfside Trail. This is a view of Adams and Jefferson from that stretch of trail. Mt. Madison is partially hidden behind the summit buildings on the right. Taken at approx. mm 13.3. GPS N44.2706 W71.3037
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mm 13.4 Just below the true summit of Mt. Washington. GPS N44.2703 W71.3032 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
mm 13.4 Just below the true summit of Mt. Washington. GPS N44.2703 W71.3032
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mm 13.4 - True summit of Mt. Washington. The "wild" nature of the AT is somewhat compromised here by the fact that there are buildings all about including a gift store and snack shop. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
mm 13.4 - True summit of Mt. Washington. The "wild" nature of the AT is somewhat compromised here by the fact that there are buildings all about including a gift store and snack shop.
Submitted by dlcul @ conncoll.edu

Descending Mt. Washington southbound. The trail follows the Crawford Path from Mt. Washington to Mt. Pierce. GPS N44.2699 W71.3038 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
Descending Mt. Washington southbound. The trail follows the Crawford Path from Mt. Washington to Mt. Pierce. GPS N44.2699 W71.3038
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View to the south from the south side of Mt. Washington on a day with 100 mile visibility. GPS N44.2703 W71.3048 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
View to the south from the south side of Mt. Washington on a day with 100 mile visibility. GPS N44.2703 W71.3048
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Approaching the summit of Mt. Washington from the south. GPS N44.2620 W71.3121 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
Approaching the summit of Mt. Washington from the south. GPS N44.2620 W71.3121
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View south from west side of Mt. Washington. This was actually taken from the blue-blazed West Side Trail. It shows Lake of the Clouds Hut which the AT passes and Mt. Monroe (the peak behind the hut) which the AT skirts to the east. The southbound AT mostly follows the ridge of the Southern Presidentials to Crawford Notch State Park. Courtesy dlcul@conncoll.edu
View south from west side of Mt. Washington. This was actually taken from the blue-blazed West Side Trail. It shows Lake of the Clouds Hut which the AT passes and Mt. Monroe (the peak behind the hut) which the AT skirts to the east. The southbound AT mostly follows the ridge of the Southern Presidentials to Crawford Notch State Park.
Submitted by dlcul @ conncoll.edu

Lake of the Clouds Hut with Mt. Monroe behind it. GPS N44.2610 W71.3136 Courtesy pjwetzel@gmail.com
Lake of the Clouds Hut with Mt. Monroe behind it. GPS N44.2610 W71.3136
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