Mount Osceola and East Peak in White Mountain National Forest
The hike to Mount Osceola and East Peak offers a moderately challenging route through the scenic White Mountains, with impressive views of the Waterville Valley and surrounding peaks like the Sandwich Range. The climb begins with a steady ascent through forested terrain, with rocky sections that become more exposed as you approach the summit of Mount Osceola. From the top, hikers are rewarded with panoramic vistas, while the additional stretch to East Peak provides a quieter, more rugged experience, including a rock scramble down the Osceola Chimney before reaching the second summit. #Hiking #Mountain #Forest #Nature #Overlook
- Distance: 7.9 mi
- Elevation gain: 2,776 ft
- Maximum elevation: 4,295 ft
- Elevation loss: 2,776 ft
- Minimum elevation: 2,303 ft
- Moving time: 3 h 12 m
- Moving speed: 2.5 mph
- Maximum speed: 5.3 mph
- Total time: 3 h 56 m
- Global speed: 2.0 mph
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- Distance: 7.9 mi
- Elevation gain: 2,776 ft
- Maximum elevation: 4,295 ft
- Elevation loss: 2,776 ft
- Minimum elevation: 2,303 ft
- Moving time: 3 h 12 m
- Moving speed: 2.5 mph
- Maximum speed: 5.3 mph
- Total time: 3 h 56 m
- Global speed: 2.0 mph
About this trail
Name: Mount Osceola and East Peak in White Mountain National Forest trail, distance, elevation, map, profile, GPS track
Coordinates: 43.98324 -71.55939 44.00607 -71.52058
Topography: Grafton County topographic map, elevation, terrain
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