Crawford Path

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Crawford Path is a historic hiking trail in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, renowned as one of the oldest continuously used mountain trails in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hiking trail
mountain trail
connectedTo Eisenhower Loop
Mizpah Cutoff
Monroe Loop
Webster Cliff Trail
country United States
creator Abel Crawford
Ethan Allen Crawford
difficulty moderate to strenuous
elevationGain approximately 4,250 feet
established 1819
followsRidge Southern Presidential Range
hazard exposure above treeline
rapidly changing weather
historicSignificance oldest continuously maintained hiking trail in the United States
length approximately 8.5 miles one way
locatedIn New Hampshire
United States
White Mountains
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
mountainRange White Mountains
namedAfter the Crawford family
linked to: Crawford family
notableFor access to Presidential Range summits
alpine scenery
being one of the oldest continuously used mountain trails in the United States
partOf Appalachian Trail
passesNear Lakes of the Clouds Hut
Mount Eisenhower
Mount Monroe
Mount Pierce
region Presidential Range
season fall
summer
state New Hampshire
surface dirt
rock
terminus Mount Washington
trailhead Crawford Notch
trailMarking blazes and cairns
trailUse day hiking
multi-day hiking
use backpacking
hiking
viewOf Crawford Notch
Mount Washington
Presidential Range
within White Mountain National Forest

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Presidential Range traversedBy Crawford Path
Tuckerman Ravine Trail connectsTo Crawford Path
Crawford family notableWork Crawford Path
Crawford family hasTrailNamedAfter Crawford Path
Mount Eisenhower hasTrail Crawford Path
Mount Pierce hasTrail Crawford Path
Mount Monroe traversedBy Crawford Path
Mount Franklin locatedNear Crawford Path