Peak 5 of 48 on our NH 4000 footer journey is Mt. Moriah, via the Stony Brook and Carter-Moriah Trails!
After the previous two, totally enclosed summits of Cabot and Waumbek, we needed to switch it up a bit…and Moriah didn’t disappoint. Although the 10 mile round trip felt wayyyyy too long, the Stony Brook Trail wasn’t incredibly strenuous, and coming up the southern open ledges of Moriah was well worth it.
If you’re looking for a beautiful day hike that isn’t devastatingly exhausting in the White Mountains, which offers spectacular views and plenty of open ledges to enjoy a nice lunch, this 4000 footer should be on the top of your list of hikes to do!
Let us know if you’ve hiked Mt. Moriah, and whether you did the Stony Brook or the Carter-Moriah Trail from the base to the summit! Is it worth doing in the winter as well?? Let us know!
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📚 If you're interested in hiking the 4000 footers yourself, here are a few links to resources that we consistently use and that we've found to be extremely helpful!
Climbing New Hampshire's 48 4,000 Footers:
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Map Adventures White Mountains Waterproof Trail Map:
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AMC's White Mountain Guide to Hiking Trails in the WMNF:
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5 сен 2024
