Galehead Mountain

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Galehead Mountain is a 4,000-foot-class peak in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, popular with hikers for its remote summit and access via the Gale River and Twinway trails.

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Galehead Mountain canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
country United States
county Grafton County
drainage Gale River watershed
Pemigewasset River watershed
elevation approximately 1226 meters
approximately 4024 feet
hasAccessPoint Gale River trailhead on Gale River Loop Road
hasForestType boreal spruce-fir forest (upper slopes)
northern hardwood forest (lower slopes)
hasNearbyFeature Gale River
Pemigewasset Wilderness (to the south)
hasNearbyHut Galehead Hut
hasSummitFeature viewpoint spur near summit
hasTrailAccess Gale River Trail
Garfield Ridge Trail (nearby connection)
Twinway
isRemote true
isWoodedSummit true
listedOn New Hampshire 4000-Footers list
locatedIn Grafton County, New Hampshire
linked to: Grafton County

New Hampshire
United States
White Mountains
managedBy White Mountain National Forest
mountainRange White Mountains
near Mount Garfield
South Twin Mountain
partOf Twin Range
popularActivity backpacking
day hiking
popularSeason fall
summer
prominence approximately 264 feet
region New England
state New Hampshire
topographicMap USGS South Twin Mountain

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Franconia Range contains Galehead Mountain
New Hampshire 4000-Footers hasNotablePeak Galehead Mountain
Pemi Loop includesPeak Galehead Mountain
Pemi Loop includesPeakOver4000Feet Galehead Mountain
South Twin Mountain isOftenCombinedWith Galehead Mountain