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Piper Mountain route map
Difficulty: ModerateOut and Back

Piper Mountain

Union, New Hampshire

4.1 mi

Distance

843 ft

Elev. Gain

Out & Back

Route Type

Moderate

Difficulty

About This Trail

Piper Mountain is an out-and-back trail in Strafford County, New Hampshire. It is 4.1 miles long and gains 843 feet. The nearest town is Union, New Hampshire, about 2 miles away in a straight line.

From the trail data on this page.

Trail Conditions

Trail Conditions

Unknown

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Elevation Profile

Min:210 ft
Max:292 ft
Gain:257 ft
Loss:257 ft
Elevation profileA line rising and falling between 210 ft and 292 ft across 4.4 mi along the route, drawn from start to end.210 ft237 ft265 ft292 ft0.0 mi1.1 mi2.2 mi3.3 mi4.4 mi

Elevation at the labelled points along this route
PointDistance from startElevation
Start0.0 mi213 ft
High point2.1 mi292 ft
End4.4 mi213 ft

Trail Details

Route Type
Out & Back

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Where it is

Nearest town:
Union, NH · about 2 mi away
County:
Strafford County, NH

Nearest town and county from U.S. Census Bureau place records and county boundaries.

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