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Mount Field

Steep in sections - Avalon Trail has short, very steep pitch to Avalon spur.; typical rooty and rocky footing

Prominence: 1706 ft Range: Willey Range
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Elevation: 4,340 ft
Mount Field - This landscape captures Mount Field in the White Mountains of New Hampshire during late fall, showcasing the mountain's forested slopes and gently rounded summit. The bright afternoon sunlight illuminates the alpine zone and granite ledges, while the calm weather emphasizes the peaceful atmosphere of White Mountain National Forest. The clear sky and distant ridges create a sense of vastness typical of this region. - NH48
This landscape captures Mount Field in the White Mountains of New Hampshire during late fall, showcasing the mountain's forested slopes and gently rounded summit. The bright afternoon sunlight illuminates the alpine zone and granite ledges, while the calm weather emphasizes the peaceful atmosphere of White Mountain National Forest. The clear sky and distant ridges create a sense of vastness typical of this region.

Mount Field

Overview

Steep in sections - Avalon Trail has short, very steep pitch to Avalon spur.; typical rooty and rocky footing

Standard Routes

  • Willey Range Traverse - Avalon Trail > Willey Range Trail. — 10.0 mi • 3,400 ft gain • Semi-loop - includes Tom & Willey. • Difficult
  • Avalon Trail - direct out-and-back via Mount Avalon spur. — 6.2 mi • 3,050 ft gain • Out & back • Moderate/Difficult

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