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Mont Willey

Steep climb from notch with wooden ladders on upper Willey Range Trail; typical White Mountain rocks and roots

Proeminence: 256 ft Chaine: Willey Range
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Altitude: 4,285 ft
Mont Willey - This landscape photograph captures Mount Willey in the White Mountains of New Hampshire during a clear summer afternoon. The mountain's forested slopes show vibrant green hues typical of the season, while scattered clouds drift across a bright blue sky. The scene is framed by dense trees in the foreground, emphasizing the natural beauty and hiking appeal within White Mountain National Forest. The soft sunlight enhances the textures of the alpine zone and granite ledges visible near the summit. - NH48
This landscape photograph captures Mount Willey in the White Mountains of New Hampshire during a clear summer afternoon. The mountain's forested slopes show vibrant green hues typical of the season, while scattered clouds drift across a bright blue sky. The scene is framed by dense trees in the foreground, emphasizing the natural beauty and hiking appeal within White Mountain National Forest. The soft sunlight enhances the textures of the alpine zone and granite ledges visible near the summit.

Mont Willey

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Steep climb from notch with wooden ladders on upper Willey Range Trail; typical White Mountain rocks and roots

Itineraires standards

  • Willey Range Trail - from Ethan Pond Trail via Kedron Flume. — 5.4 mi • 2,900 ft gain • Out & back • Difficult
  • Willey Range Traverse - Tom–Field–Willey loop via Avalon/A-Z Trails. — 10.0 mi • 3,400 ft gain • Loop • Difficult

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