Easy Hikes in New Hampshire

Easy Hikes in New Hampshire at a Glance

This page lists 3 easy hikes in New Hampshire from the Summit Seeker trail database. Summit elevations run from 700 ft (Dianas Baths) to 1,660 ft (Triple Falls).

3 of the 3 routes have a distance we can quote from a published source. The shortest is Triple Falls at 0.4 mi; the longest is Dianas Baths at 1.2 mi. Elevation gain ranges from about 105 ft (Dianas Baths) to 250 ft (Triple Falls). Together the quoted routes add up to 2.3 miles of hiking. By their own ratings they break down as 3 easy.

All 3 guides name a specific trailhead or parking area.

Figures are as recorded in each trail's own data and are planning estimates (≈ marks a figure estimated from the mapped track); confirm conditions and route length with the land manager before you go.

Every easy hike in New Hampshire, with route facts

Trail	Summit	Route	Distance	Gain	Time	Difficulty	Trailhead
Triple Falls	1,660 ft	Town Line Brook Trail	0.4 mi round trip	250 ft	—	Easy	Pinkham B Road (Dolly Copp Road)
Chesterfield Gorge	790 ft	Wilderness Loop Trail	0.7 mi loop	180 ft	—	Easy	Chesterfield Gorge Natural Area, 1823 Route 9
Dianas Baths	700 ft	Diana's Baths Trail	1.2 mi round trip	105 ft	30 min	Easy	Diana's Baths Parking, 3872 West Side Rd, North Conway

Route notes

Triple Falls — 0.4 mi round trip via the Town Line Brook Trail from Pinkham B Road (Dolly Copp Road), 250 ft of elevation gain, rated Easy.
Chesterfield Gorge — a 0.7-mile loop via the Wilderness Loop Trail from Chesterfield Gorge Natural Area, 1823 Route 9, 180 ft of elevation gain, rated Easy.
Dianas Baths — 1.2 mi round trip via the Diana's Baths Trail from Diana's Baths Parking, 3872 West Side Rd, North Conway, 105 ft of elevation gain, about 30 min, rated Easy. Parking: $5/day (WMNF). Recommended seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter.

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