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Table Mountain

Moderate

2,610 ft | Bear Notch | 0 routes

New Hike
60°F / Feels 57°F
9 mph WNW
ConditionsGood

As of August 29, 2026

Trail conditions on Table Mountain are currently rated Good. It's 60°F (feels like 57°F) with WNW winds at 9 mph. See the hour-by-hour Table Mountain weather forecast for summit temps, wind chill, and the best hiking window.

Table Mountain weather forecast

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

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Today's Conditions

Updated Aug 29, 12:20 AM

Current Weather

60°F

Feels like 57°F

Clear sky
9 mph WNW · Gusts 21 mph
72% humidity

Elevation Forecast

Today
Summit 2,610'
58°/69°F24mph☀️
2,500'
58°/70°F24mph☀️
Trailhead
59°/72°F21mph☀️

~4°F drop per 1,000ft

AI Trail Conditions

Good
AI Synthesized
high confidence

Conditions summary as of August 29, 2026

Table Mountain is in great late-summer shape with dry-to-minor-mud trail conditions, mild temperatures, and clear skies. Winds are breezy but this low, sheltered summit has no above-treeline exposure, so conditions remain comfortable and safe for most of the daylight hours.

Temperatures drop only slightly (~4°F) from trailhead to summit, but winds increase noticeably, from around 21 mph at the trailhead to gusts near 24 mph at the summit — a light windbreaker is a smart addition for the top even though there's no real above-treeline exposure.

Best Hiking Window

Early morning Saturday (around sunrise to midday) offers the calmest, clearest conditions before afternoon cloud buildup.

Hazards
Minor mud in a few low-lying or spring-fed sections
Gusty winds up to ~24 mph near the summit
Some sections of trail near the summit can be hard to follow — stay along rock edges
Recommended Gear
Sturdy hiking shoes or boots
Light wind layer for summit gusts
Trekking poles for muddy or rocky sections
Map/GPS for the less-defined summit approach

Last synthesized Aug 29, 12:20 AM

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Recent Trail Reports

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Jul. 8, 2026by Beth Z.

Trail: Attitash Trail, Moat Mountain Trail, Diana's Bath Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable

“Traverse hike, with car shuttle, from Bear Notch Road to Diana's Baths. It had been years since we had visited this trail. We enjoyed the solitude and sections less visited. Ending at Diana's Baths allowed for us to soak our tired feet and knees in cold water before returning home. Fun day with Karen, Ken, and Fyvie.”

Jul. 7, 2026by Mark S

Trail: Attitash Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail, Wet Trail, Mud - Minor/Avoidable

“The trail is easy to follow all the way from Table to Big Attitash (BA). It could use some brushing in many areas, but has no “car wash” sections, yet. A trail runner training for the Jigger Johnson race nearly scared the life out of me as I was returning to Table from BA. I’d not seen a soul the entire hike and then he came whipping around a corner unseen and unheard until he wasn’t. He was very kind and took a moment to chat briefly (pretty sure he was just making sure I wasn’t going to go into cardiac arrest) and during this brief moment, mentioned how wild/rugged the woods/trail are between Table and BA. It was well said. This section are woods consistently varying between hardwoods, softwoods and a mix the entire 2.5 mile stretch to the BA summit. The bog just before the summit was wet today. Gaia had this OAB at 9 miles and 2600’ feet of gain.”

May. 29, 2026by Playshookytohike

Trail: Attitash Trail

Conditions: Dry Trail

“One car upon arrival, two others upon return to lot. All parked strategically. Saw four humans today and one doggo. Blue bead lily in flower and lots of happy birds singing in the woods. Nice little waterfall right now about a half mile in.”

3-Day Mountain Forecast

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Friday
Aug 28
Today
Aug 29
Tomorrow
Aug 30
AMPMnightAMPMnightAMPMnight
Temperature & Wind
Weather
cloudy
sunny
sunny
sunny
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
Temp °F
hi / lo
64°
64°
69°
64°
63°
54°
56°
53°
62°
57°
62°
60°
63°
62°
71°
65°
66°
60°
Chill °F—————————
Wind
mph
8
SW
18
WSW
24
NW
11
NW
12
W
26
W
28
W
23
W
19
NW
Gust
mph est.
——3318——43——
Storm
risk
highhigh———————
Precipitation
Precip
in (rain/snow)
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Freezing
ft
12,949 ft12,755 ft11,303 ft
Conditions
Cloud
cover
97%45%--100%100%100%100%100%
Vis
mi
clearclearclearclearclearclearclearclearclear
UV36—57—45—
Elevation Profile — Conditions by Altitude

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Elevation
Friday
Aug 28
Today
Aug 29
Tomorrow
Aug 30
lo/hi °F · wind mph & dir · chill °F
Summit
2,610 ft
64/64°
8
53/56°
11
62/63°
28
2,500 ft
64/64°
8
53/56°
11
62/64°
27
Trailhead
2,000 ft
65/66°
6
54/58°
9
63/66°
21
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 Table Mountain

Rising to 2,610 feet in the Bear Notch region of the White Mountains, this moderate summit sits within a quieter corner of New Hampshire's hiking landscape, offering a rewarding outing without the crowds of more prominent peaks. The trail winds through characteristic northern hardwood and boreal forest, with the character shifting as elevation is gained. Hikers are rewarded with partial to open views that provide perspective on the surrounding Saco River Valley and neighboring ridgelines. As a member of the 52 With A View peak list, it draws peakbaggers seeking a well-rounded collection of New Hampshire summits beyond the Presidential and Franconia ranges. The moderate rating makes it accessible to hikers with a baseline of trail experience, while still delivering a genuine sense of accomplishment. Its location in the Bear Notch area adds scenic driving approaches along one of the region's more picturesque seasonal roads.

Elevation

2,610 ft

Range

Bear Notch

Difficulty

Moderate

Coordinates

44.0318, -71.2625

Nearby Peaks

North Moat Mountain

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3,196 ft · Moat Range

2.5 mi away

South Moat Mountain

Difficult

2,770 ft · Moat Range

3.6 mi away

Middle Sister

Very Difficult

3,340 ft · Sandwich Range

4.6 mi away

Mount Tremont

Moderate

3,371 ft · Moat Range

4.9 mi away

Mount Chocorua

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