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Mount Tremont

Moderate

3,371 ft | Moat Range | 0 routes

New Hike
53°F / Feels 49°F
4 mph W
ConditionsModerate

As of September 9, 2026

Trail conditions on Mount Tremont are currently rated Moderate. It's 53°F (feels like 49°F) with W winds at 4 mph. See the hour-by-hour Mount Tremont weather forecast for summit temps, wind chill, and the best hiking window.

Mount Tremont weather forecast

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

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Today's Conditions

Updated Sep 9, 12:20 AM

Current Weather

53°F

Feels like 49°F

Clear sky
4 mph W · Gusts 9 mph
61% humidity

Recent Precipitation

Rain: 0.40" (24h) · 0.41" (48h)

Elevation Forecast

Today
Summit 3,371'
54°/59°F30mph☀️
3,300'
54°/59°F30mph☀️
2,500'
57°/61°F25mph☀️
Trailhead
58°/63°F19mph☀️

~3°F drop per 1,000ft

AI Trail Conditions

Moderate
AI Synthesized
medium confidence

Conditions summary as of September 9, 2026

Mount Tremont currently has mild, clear conditions but recent rain has left the trail wet and muddy in spots, especially the lower flat sections and eroded switchbacks near the summit. Wind is noticeably stronger at elevation, and rain returns Wednesday with high probability, so an early start Tuesday evening is not practical—aim for a dry window Tuesday if possible, otherwise expect wet, slippery conditions.

Winds increase substantially from about 19 mph at the trailhead to 30 mph at the summit, so bring a wind layer even though temperatures only drop modestly (~3°F per 1,000ft); no freezing-level crossing is expected on this hike given elevations well below 3,371ft.

Best Hiking Window

Wednesday early morning before rain arrives, roughly 6:15-9:00 AM, offers the driest window before afternoon showers increase

Hazards
Wet, slippery rock and roots on switchbacks
Standing/running water and mud on lower trail sections
Heavy erosion and awkward footing near the summit switchbacks
Increasing wind and precipitation chances Wednesday and Thursday
Recommended Gear
Trekking poles for stability on wet/muddy terrain
Waterproof, high-traction boots
Extra layers for wind at elevation
Rain shell given high precip chances in coming days

Last synthesized Sep 9, 12:20 AM

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Recent Trail Reports

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Jun. 25, 2026by Skidder

Trail: Mt. Tremont Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail, Wet Trail, Wet/Slippery Rock, Standing/Running Water on Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable, Mud - Significant

“Trail was dry with pockets of mud. The flat-ish section near the old logging road was very wet and the trail has turned into a stream. Some wet ledge higher up on the swtichbacks. Heavy erosion and trail creep in full force up higher. Great, expansive views from the summit ledge offering a good perspective on Carrigain Notch and the surrounding peaks. Partly to mostly cloudy with no wind and temps in the low 70s.”

May. 17, 2026by Ian D

Trail: Mt. Tremont Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail, Wet Trail, Standing/Running Water on Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable

“It was warmer than expected today and the winds mostly stayed above the trees making the bugs a small nuisance. But the day was otherwise fantastic.”

May. 5, 2026by Ron Harris

Trail: Mt. Tremont Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail, Snow - Trace/Minimal Depth, Wet Trail, Wet/Slippery Rock, Standing/Running Water on Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable, Leaves - Significant/Slippery

“Great weather and the trail is drying up. There still is a 10 foot long icy monorail at 2600 feet. Some of the roots and rocks have water and wet leaves on them making for some slipper spots in the switch back areas near the summit.”

3-Day Mountain Forecast

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Tuesday
Sep 8
Today
Sep 9
Tomorrow
Sep 10
AMPMnightAMPMnightAMPMnight
Temperature & Wind
Weather
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
rain
cloudy
ptly cloudy
cloudy
Temp °F
hi / lo
57°
55°
57°
55°
56°
48°
53°
48°
61°
54°
62°
60°
59°
59°
66°
57°
55°
43°
Chill °F——43°42°————33°
Wind
mph
30
NW
21
NW
13
ENE
16
SSE
29
S
44
SW
37
W
36
WNW
25
NW
Gust
mph est.
4532—264662595229
Precipitation
Precip
in (rain/snow)
-
-
-
-
-
0.3
-
-
-
Freezing
ft
11,685 ft13,208 ft13,898 ft
Conditions
Cloud
cover
100%100%100%100%100%100%92%64%100%
Vis
mi
clearclearclearclearclear3clearclearclear
UV26—23—56—
Elevation Profile — Conditions by Altitude

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Elevation
Tuesday
Sep 8
Today
Sep 9
Tomorrow
Sep 10
lo/hi °F · wind mph & dir · chill °F
Summit
3,371 ft
55/57°
30
48/53°
16
42°
59/59°
37
3,300 ft
55/57°
30
48/53°
15
42°
59/59°
36
2,500 ft
57/58°
25
49/54°
8
46°
61/63°
27
Trailhead
2,000 ft
58/59°
19
50/55°
6
48°
63/65°
22
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.

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About Mount Tremont

Rising to 3,371 feet in the Moat Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains, this moderate summit offers a rewarding hike through pleasant hardwood and conifer forest. Located near Conway in Carroll County, the peak is accessible via the Mount Tremont Trail, which winds through scenic terrain along the Swift River watershed. While the summit itself is largely wooded, hikers are rewarded with partial views through the trees, and the route features some interesting rocky sections that add character to the climb. As a member of the 52 With a View (52 WAV) peak list, it attracts peakbaggers seeking to complete this popular New Hampshire challenge. The relatively moderate elevation gain and manageable trail length make it an approachable objective for intermediate hikers, while the peaceful, less-crowded atmosphere distinguishes it from busier neighboring summits in the region.

Elevation

3,371 ft

Range

Moat Range

Difficulty

Moderate

Coordinates

44.0534, -71.3570

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