Berry Picker's Trail

Near Saddleback Mountain · Maine

Berry Picker's Trail is a trail in New Hampshire's North Country, climbing about 1,500 ft from the Berry Picker's Trail junction to the Appalachian National Scenic Trail junction. Part of it is above treeline.

Map length

1.5 mi

Climb from the low end

1,491 ft

Book time up / down (from map miles)

1 h 31 min / 46 min

High point

3,622 ft

Above treeline

0.1 mi

Steepest ¼ mile

1,441 ft/mi

Stream crossings

0

Low point

2,140 ft

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

Berry Picker's Trail Above treeline

Elevation profile Above treeline
2,000'3,000'4,000'0 mi1.5 mi

Mile by mile (map miles)

From Berry Picker's Trail junction (the lower end) to Appalachian National Scenic Trail junction.

  1. 0.0Berry Picker's Trail junction
  2. 1.1Leaves the trees: exposed above treeline
  3. 1.2Back below treeline
  4. 1.5Junction with Appalachian Trail

Connecting trails

Appalachian Trail

Packing for fall? The fall gear guide has the full list.

Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Elevation: USGS 3DEP. Above-treeline areas from canopy height by Meta and WRI (CC BY 4.0). Distances are measured from the map and can differ from signs and guidebooks. Conditions change: check before you go.