Historic harbor town Portsmouth may be mostly modern but it's easy to find reminders of this city's real character on a harbor cruise or tour of sights from its seafaring past.
This trail starts in Dolly Copp Campground. Hikers should park at the Visitor Center Parking Area. The long, hard climb is definitely not recommended as a route up Mt. Madison unless you are an experienced hiker. There is a long open stretch exposed to the elements.
Details
Length:
4 miles one-way
Difficulty:
Easy Intermediate
Time:
1 - 2 hours
Additional Details:
Other trails leave from the Randolph side of the mountain. The most common route is the Valley Way. (4.2 miles – 4 hr. 10 min.)
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