Mount Willard

E540267

Mount Willard is a popular, relatively short hike in New Hampshire’s White Mountains known for its dramatic cliff-top views over Crawford Notch.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Mount Willard canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedVia U.S. Route 302
country United States
difficulty easy to moderate hike
elevationGain about 275 meters
about 900 feet
hasCliffFace east-facing cliffs above Crawford Notch
hasProminence about 200 feet
hasSummitElevation 2865 feet
873 meters
hasSummitType open ledges
hasTrailheadAt AMC Highland Center at Crawford Notch
hasVegetation boreal forest near summit
northern hardwood forest
hasViewOf Mount Jackson
Mount Webster
Saco River valley
Willey Range
isNorthOf Willey House Site
isPopularInSeason fall
summer
isSouthOf Mount Webster
isWestOf Presidential Range
knownFor dramatic cliff-top views
family-friendly hike
short half-day hike
views over Crawford Notch
locatedIn Carroll County, New Hampshire
Crawford Notch
United States
White Mountains
locatedInProtectedArea Crawford Notch State Park
linked to: Crawford Notch
managedBy New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation
mapCoverage USGS Crawford Notch topographic map
mountainRange White Mountains
nearestCommunity Hart’s Location, New Hampshire
overlooks Crawford Notch
Maine Central Railroad line through Crawford Notch
U.S. Route 302
popularFor beginner mountain hiking
day hiking
leaf-peeping
region New England
state New Hampshire
trailLength about 3.2 miles round trip
about 5.1 kilometers round trip
typicalRoute Mount Willard Trail

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Crawford Notch near Mount Willard