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Chocorua via Champney Falls


Highlights:

Easy first mile, steep last mile. Nice views.
Near:Conway, NH
Scenery:
Distance:7.6 miles round trip
Elevation Gain:2250 ft
Hike Time:4.5 hours
Difficulty:Moderate
Trail Condition:Well maintained trail
HikeType:Out and Back



Summary: The first 1.5 miles or so is VERY easy passing Champney Falls. The last next mile consists of steeper and steeper sections until you reach a series of switch backs.

After that you ascend the 'col' where you have an easy 1/2 mile walk to the exposed summit.

It was about 20 below the day we went.

Trailhead: Champney falls parking lot about 11 miles on the Kanc from the
Saco Ranger Station.
(Lat:43.95415 Lon:-71.27325)

Trail Guides for Chocorua via Champney Falls:
AMC White Mountain Guide
by Appalachian Mountain Club (Appalachian Mountain Club)

Best Seasons: Year-Round
User Groups: Hikers, Dogs,
Ranger Contact: Saco Ranger District, 33 Kancamagus Hwy, Conway, NH 03818, 603-447-5448
Localhikes Reporter: This hike was submitted by Jon Willard, who has posted  54 other hikes on this site. To visit this reporters web site, click here.
Trail Reviews  Submit your own review
Reviewed by kpmmbm on 12/4/2008
Oct 2008. Nice hike with some scenery at Champney Falls. Windy at the summit and lots of people. Exceptional 360 degree views. 2.5 hours to the summit via Champney Falls

Reviewed by AEK on 5/12/2007
This was a really fun little hike. A great day hike - not too difficult and the falls are very pretty. We did an extended hike as an overnight backpack trip and camped out just off the trail on the trail down along the river. Its a great all season mountain and the view at the top is really beautiful.

Reviewed by Jose on 7/5/2005
Great hike! The falls are really impressive. One of the best I have seen while hiking. The views from the top of Chocorua are difficult to improve. It is an bald mountain from where you can have a 360 degree view into the white mountains and the Lakes Region.


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