Mount Lafayette, Lincoln and Little Haystack Loop

by Dan O'Halloran on May 17, 2012

So towards the end of last year my better half and I decided that we wanted to do all the 4,000 footers in NH and so far this year we’ve been off to a great start. This past weekend we did what is so far my favorite hike yet. Its about a 9 mile loop but you summit Little Haystack at 4,800 feet then follow the ridge to Mount Lincoln at 5,089 feet and continue up the ridge, which is just unreal to the summit of Lafayette at 5,260 feet.

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