North Carter Trail
Near Mount Lethe · New Hampshire
North Carter Trail is a trail in the Carter, Wildcat and Baldface ranges, climbing about 1,250 ft from the Imp Trail junction to the Carter-Moriah Trail junction.
Map length
1.1 mi
Climb from the low end
1,248 ft
Book time up / down (from map miles)
1 h 10 min / 32 min
High point
4,490 ft
Above treeline
None
Steepest ¼ mile
1,392 ft/mi
Stream crossings
0
Low point
3,235 ft
Measured on the map. The AMC guide and Forest Service figures usually run 5 to 15% longer.
North Carter Trail
Mile by mile (map miles)
From Imp Trail junction (the lower end) to Carter-Moriah Trail junction.
- 0.0Imp Trail junction
- 1.1Junction with Carter-Moriah Trail
Recent trip reports
2 reports on this trail in the last 30 days: snow or ice in 0, microspikes recommended in 0, mud in 2. From hikers on New England Trail Conditions.
- Mon, Sep 14MudWetDry
Water crossings: Easy rock hops
Full report on NETC - Sat, Sep 12MudDry
Water crossings: N/A
Full report on NETC - Sat, Sep 5MudWet
Water crossings: Nothing notable
Full report on NETC - Sat, Aug 29MudDry
Water crossings: Nothing major, all easily hoppable
Full report on NETC - Fri, Aug 14MudWetDry
Water crossings: Easy rock hops. Levels are so low right now.
Full report on NETC
Connecting trails
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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.