1,670 ft | Belknap Range | 0 routes
Feels like 47°F
Recent Precipitation
Rain: 0.77" (24h) · 0.77" (48h)
~2.4°F drop per 1,000ft
Best Hiking Window
Saturday, April 18 offers the best conditions in the 48-hour window — lower precipitation chance (16%) and clearing skies. An early morning start Saturday is ideal to take advantage of the longest dry stretch and ample daylight.
No routes available for this peak.
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
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