Mount Pierce

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Mount Pierce is a prominent peak in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, known for its alpine views and inclusion on the popular list of New England 4,000-footers.

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Mount Pierce canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
accessedFrom Crawford Notch
country United States
drainage Ammonoosuc River watershed (west side)
Saco River watershed (east side)
elevation 1314 meters
4310 feet
formerlyKnownAs Mount Clinton
hasClimate cold, snowy winters
cool summers
hasNearbyHut Mizpah Spring Hut
hasSummitCairn yes
hasSummitSign yes
hasTrail Crawford Path
Mizpah Cutoff
Webster Cliff Trail (nearby connection)
isPartOf Appalachian Mountain system
isPopularFor backpacking
day hiking
snowshoeing
winter hiking
liesNorthOf Mount Jackson
liesSouthOf Mount Eisenhower
locatedIn Carroll County, New Hampshire
New Hampshire
United States
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange White Mountains
namedAfter 14th President of the United States
Franklin Pierce
nearestMajorRoad U.S. Route 302
offersViewOf Mount Washington
Southern Presidential Range
onList New England 4,000-Footers
White Mountain 4,000-Footers
overlooks Crawford Notch
partOf Presidential Range
White Mountains
prominence about 300 feet
state New Hampshire
summitFeatures open ledges
summitVegetation alpine zone
topographicIsolation less than 1 mile from Mount Eisenhower
USGSTopoMap Crawford Notch
within White Mountain National Forest

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Presidential Range contains Mount Pierce
Mount Eisenhower hasViewOf Mount Pierce
White Mountains contains Mount Pierce
subject linked to: Whites
Crawford Path passesNear Mount Pierce