Garfield Trail

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Garfield Trail is a popular hiking route in New Hampshire’s White Mountains that ascends Mount Garfield in the Franconia Range.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
recreational route
accesses Appalachian Trail
Garfield Ridge Trail
linked to: Garfield Trail
ascends Mount Garfield
difficulty moderate
hasApproxLength about 4.8 miles one way
about 9.6 miles round trip
hasElevationGain about 3000 feet
hasSummitElevation Mount Garfield summit about 4500 feet
isRouteTo New Hampshire 4000-footer peak Mount Garfield
locatedIn New Hampshire
United States
White Mountains
managedBy White Mountain National Forest
near Franconia Notch region
parkingAt Garfield Trailhead parking area
partOf Franconia Range
passesThrough coniferous forest
mixed hardwood forest
popularFor views from Mount Garfield summit
region northern Franconia Range
linked to: Franconia Range
season primarily used from late spring to fall
subjectOf day hikes in the White Mountains
surface dirt
rocky sections
trailheadLocatedIn Town of Bethlehem, New Hampshire
usedFor backpacking
hiking
snowshoeing

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Franconia Range hasTrail Garfield Trail
Garfield Trail accesses Garfield Ridge Trail
linked to: Garfield Trail
Mount Garfield onTrail Garfield Trail
Mount Garfield typicalAscentRoute Garfield Trail from Gale River Road
linked to: Garfield Trail