Moat Mineral Site Trail

New Hampshire

New Hampshire

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1.8 mi

Distance

376 ft

Gain

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Moat Mineral Site Trail

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Distance
1.8 mi
Elevation gain
376 ft

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About this trail

Moat Mineral Site Trail is a 1.83-mile out-and-back route in New Hampshire with 376 feet of elevation gain. The trail follows a straightforward path on federal forest land managed by the Forest Service.

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