Mount Parker Trail

To Mount Parker · New Hampshire

USFS trail #32451

Mount Parker Trail is a trail around the Moats and Montalban Ridge, climbing about 1,900 ft from the Mount Langdon Trail junction to the Davis Path junction.

Map length

3.7 mi

Climb from the low end

1,882 ft

Book time up / down (from map miles)

2 h 48 min / 2 h 13 min

High point

3,400 ft

Above treeline

None

Steepest ¼ mile

1,212 ft/mi

Stream crossings

0

Low point

1,902 ft

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

Mount Parker Trail

Elevation profile Steep (25%+)
1,500'2,500'3,500'Mount Parker, mile 1.160 mi3.7 mi

Mile by mile (map miles)

From Mount Langdon Trail junction (the lower end) to Davis Path junction.

  1. 0.0Mount Langdon Trail junction
  2. 1.2Mount Parker
  3. 2.8Junction with South Knob Trail
  4. 3.7Junction with Davis Path

Distances and book times (map miles)

  1. To Mount Parker

    1.16 mi (total 1.16) · ↑1,082 ↓6 ft · 1 h 7 min / 35 min

  2. To South Knob Trail junction

    1.66 mi (total 2.82) · ↑593 ↓360 ft · 1 h 8 min / 1 h 1 min

  3. To Davis Path junction

    0.89 mi (total 3.71) · ↑199 ↓348 ft · 32 min / 37 min

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

Summit conditions

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Recent trip reports

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