HikerNerd

Your intelligent companion for bagging peaks. Track progress, get AI-powered conditions, and hike safely.

Get it onGoogle Play

Quick Links

  • All Peaks
  • Conditions
  • Summit Weather
  • My Hikes
  • Trip Planning

Resources

  • Trail Guides & Blog
  • Incident Database
  • White Mountain NF
  • AMC
  • Mt Washington Observatory
  • Higher Summits Forecast

Company

  • About Us
  • Terms of Service
  • Privacy Policy
  • Delete Account
  • Pricing
  • Contact

Trail conditions are for informational purposes only. Hiking involves inherent risks. Always verify conditions with official sources and use your own judgment. Use at your own risk.

© 2026 HikerNerd LLC. All rights reserved.

Not affiliated with the AMC Four Thousand Footer Club.

  1. Peaks
  2. /
  3. Mount Anna

Mount Anna

Easy

1,670 ft | Belknap Range | 1 route

New Hike
70°F / Feels 68°F
10 mph NW
ConditionsGood

As of September 8, 2026

Trail conditions on Mount Anna are currently rated Good. It's 70°F (feels like 68°F) with NW winds at 10 mph. The listed route, Belknap Traverse, is 19.4 miles point to point with 5,295 ft of elevation gain, taking about 9-15 hours. See the hour-by-hour Mount Anna weather forecast for summit temps, wind chill, and the best hiking window.

Mount Anna weather forecast

Hourly summit temps, wind chill & freezing level, trailhead to summit

View →

Today's Conditions

Updated Sep 8, 6:23 PM

Current Weather

70°F

Feels like 68°F

Clear sky
10 mph NW · Gusts 19 mph
54% humidity

Recent Precipitation

Rain: 0.02" (24h) · 0.02" (48h)

Elevation Forecast

Today
Trailhead
60°/65°F24mph☀️
Summit 1,670'
61°/66°F24mph☀️

~3.4°F drop per 1,000ft

AI Trail Conditions

Good
AI Synthesized
medium confidence

Conditions summary as of September 8, 2026

Mount Anna offers excellent hiking conditions with clear skies, mild temperatures, and light winds. Trails should be dry to only slightly damp given the minimal recent rainfall, and no significant hazards are present. Wednesday brings a chance of drizzle, so plan accordingly if hiking later this week.

Temperature and wind differences between trailhead and summit are minimal on this low-elevation peak, so only light layering adjustments are needed; a light windbreaker may be useful for gusty sections near the summit.

Best Hiking Window

Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning offers the most stable weather before drizzle chances increase Wednesday afternoon

Hazards
Minor gusts up to 19 mph possible, though low impact given no above-treeline exposure
Slightly damp trail sections from recent light rain
Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes
Water
Layered clothing for temperature changes

Last synthesized Sep 8, 6:23 PM

Planning a hike here this week?

Trailblazer adds the full 7-day summit forecast, the best day to go for every peak, and conditions for each route up.

3-Day Mountain Forecast

Tap a day header to expand to 3hr or hourly detail

Tuesday
Sep 8
Today
Sep 9
Tomorrow
Sep 10
AMPMnightAMPMnightAMPMnight
Temperature & Wind
Weather
cloudy
sunny
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
drizzle
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
Temp °F
hi / lo
63°
61°
66°
62°
65°
60°
57°
56°
70°
59°
68°
65°
71°
65°
77°
70°
66°
50°
Chill °F————————43°
Wind
mph
23
NW
16
NW
13
NE
8
ESE
28
S
42
SSW
28
WSW
32
W
24
NW
Gust
mph est.
————————28
Storm
risk
——————mod——
Precipitation
Precip
in (rain/snow)
-
-
-
-
-
0.1
-
-
-
Freezing
ft
11,900 ft13,135 ft13,789 ft
Conditions
Cloud
cover
99%7%100%100%100%100%100%100%100%
Vis
mi
clearclearclear10clear610clearclear
UV36—44—46—
Elevation Profile — Conditions by Altitude

Tap a day header to expand AM/PM/Night detail

Elevation
Tuesday
Sep 8
Today
Sep 9
Tomorrow
Sep 10
lo/hi °F · wind mph & dir · chill °F
Summit
1,670 ft
61/63°
23
56/57°
8
65/71°
28
Trailhead
2,000 ft
60/62°
23
56/57°
11
65/69°
31
Wind:<1515-2425-3940-5455+mph
Time periods: AM 5a–12p · PM 12p–8p · Night 8p–5a

4 more days of forecast — plan around the weather window, not just tomorrow.

Conditions synthesized from: NWS Higher Summits Forecast, NOAA Open-Meteo, Mount Washington Observatory, NETC Trip Reports, NOHRSC Snow Depth, Mt. Washington Avalanche Center, USGS Stream Levels, OpenWeather Air Quality.

AI-generated from public data. Always verify conditions before heading out — backcountry weather can change quickly.

Get condition updates for Mount Anna

Routes

Belknap Traverse

Very Difficult
19.4 mi
5,295 ft
9-15 hours

Trail Map

About Mount Anna

Rising to 1,670 feet in the Belknap Range of central New Hampshire, this modest summit sits within the cluster of peaks surrounding Lake Winnipesaukee, offering hikers a rewarding outing with relatively minimal effort. Rated as an Easy hike, it appeals to beginners and families looking to explore the Belknap Range without tackling more strenuous terrain. The trails here wind through pleasant mixed forest characteristic of the region's lower-elevation mountains. As part of the Belknap 12 peak list, Mount Anna draws peakbaggers working to complete this popular local challenge, which encompasses all twelve summits in the range. While the summit itself is largely wooded, the surrounding Belknap Range provides opportunities for views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the broader Lakes Region landscape. Its accessible nature and manageable elevation gain make it a straightforward objective for hikers of varying experience levels.

Elevation

1,670 ft

Range

Belknap Range

Difficulty

Easy

Coordinates

43.5047, -71.3171

Nearby Peaks

West Quarry Mountain

Moderate

1,894 ft · Belknap Range

0.5 mi away

Mount Rand

Moderate

1,883 ft · Belknap Range

0.8 mi away

Mount Mack

Moderate

1,945 ft · Belknap Range

0.8 mi away

Straightback Mountain

Moderate

1,890 ft · Belknap Range

0.8 mi away

Mount Klem

Moderate

2,001 ft · Belknap Range

1 mi away

Find your next peakTrack your Belknap 12 progressExplore all peaks

Trip Reports

Been to Mount Anna?

Be the first to share your experience!