Graham Trail

Graham Trail is a ski touring route in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, within the Androscoggin Ranger District. The Forest Service manages the land. It is a short out-and-back, about 1.8 miles long, with the trail's low point at 3,549 feet and the high point at 3,810 feet. The climb is modest, with a total gain of 621 feet over the course of the trip. The steepest stretch comes early, about 0.06 miles from the start, with a grade of about 21 percent. That means the route gets steep quickly, so plan for a short but fairly steep climb to the top. For the most comfortable conditions, aim for late fall or early spring. The most typical averages from a nearby weather station point to October and November highs in the low to mid 40s and January and February highs around 10 to 20 degrees. Nearby, the Boott Spur Link Trail lies about 0.4 miles away and the GoS Bushwhack about 0.5 miles. For camping, Hermit Lake Complex is about 0.8 miles off, and Square Ledge (Pinkham Notch) offers climbing roughly 1.6 miles away.