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Yellow trail blazes help make sure that you stay on the path. As you can see, the trail is rocky and full of roots, which make the hiking slower.
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View from the peak at the Kearsarge fire tower
Traversing some ice in early May
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David Hitchcock
Sep 29, 2018 near North Conway, NH
“Yellow trail blazes help make sure that you stay on the path. As you can see, the trail is rocky and full of roots, which make the hiking slower.”  

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Yellow trail blazes help make sure that you stay on the path. As you can see, the trail is rocky and full of roots, which make the hiking slower.
Traversing some ice in early May
The trail crosses solid rock for a while, with blazes painted on the rock to show the way.
As the trail re-enters the woods, more rocks and roots await. Take your time through this section to make sure you don't twist an ankle or knee.
Birch trees can be seen shedding along the side of the trail.
Toward the top of the trail, ferns, lichen, and mushrooms become more prevalent as it is more damp up there.
The fire tower at the top of Mount Kearsarge. You can sleep here if you are overnighting, or just use it as a space place to escape the wind.
View from the peak at the Kearsarge fire tower
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Mount Kearsarge North Trail

5.8 mi 9.4 km
 12 ROUTE
North Conway, NH