Attitash Trail

To Table Mountain · New Hampshire

USFS trail #32389

Attitash Trail is a trail around the Moats and Montalban Ridge, climbing about 2,600 ft from the Moat Mountain Trail junction to Attitash Trail Parking Lot.

Map length

6.5 mi

Climb from the low end

2,608 ft

Book time up / down (from map miles)

4 h 34 min / 4 h 28 min

High point

2,922 ft

Above treeline

None

Steepest ¼ mile

2,026 ft/mi

Stream crossings

7 (2 fords)

Low point

1,064 ft

Measured on the map. The AMC guide and Forest Service figures usually run 5 to 15% longer.

Attitash Trail

Elevation profile Steep (25%+)
500'2,000'3,500'Big Attitash Mountain, mile 2.27Table Mountain, mile 4.770 mi6.5 mi

Mile by mile (map miles)

From Moat Mountain Trail junction (the lower end) to Attitash Trail Parking Lot.

  1. 0.0Moat Mountain Trail junction
  2. 0.0Crosses Lucy Brook
  3. 0.5Crosses Lucy Brook
  4. 0.5Crosses Lucy Brook
  5. 0.6Crosses Lucy Brook
  6. 1.3Crosses Lucy Brook
  7. 2.3Big Attitash Mountain
  8. 4.8Table Mountain
  9. 5.9Fords a stream
  10. 6.5Fords a stream
  11. 6.5Attitash Trail Parking Lot

Distances and book times (map miles)

  1. To Big Attitash Mountain

    2.27 mi (total 2.27) · ↑1,905 ↓52 ft · 2 h 5 min / 1 h 10 min

  2. To Table Mountain

    2.50 mi (total 4.77) · ↑703 ↓1,032 ft · 1 h 36 min / 1 h 46 min

  3. To Attitash Trail Parking Lot

    1.74 mi (total 6.51) · ↑0 ↓1,317 ft · 52 min / 1 h 32 min

↑ walking from Moat Mountain Trail junction; ↓ the other way. Book time: 2 mph over the map miles plus 30 minutes per 1,000 ft of climbing.

Trailheads and parking

  • Attitash Trail Parking Lot

    0.1 mi walk to the start of the trail

    Off Bear Notch Road

    Weekends (all seasons): Full in 1 of 2 reports, as early as 10 am.

    Weekdays (all seasons): Full at 2:30 pm in the one report.

    Latest report, Tue, Jul 7: Nearly empty at 9:30 am, then full at 2:30 pm.

    All parking reports for Attitash Trail Parking Lot

Summit conditions

Today's conditions report

1 incident recorded on this trail: incident database

Recent trip reports

No reports on this trail in the last 30 days; the latest are below. From hikers on New England Trail Conditions.

  • Sat, Aug 15MudWetDry

    Water crossings: All crossings, even those of the Swift River and Sawyer River, were relatively easy rock hops. Attribute this to the relatively dry conditions in 2026.

    Full report on NETC

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Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP. Distances are measured from the map and can differ from signs and guidebooks. Conditions change: check before you go.