Mount Carrigain

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Mount Carrigain is a prominent 4,683-foot peak in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, known for its central location, fire tower summit, and expansive panoramic views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
person
summit
accessRoad Sawyer River Road NERFINISHED
climate humid continental, alpine conditions near summit
countyHighPointStatus one of the highest peaks in Grafton County
drainage Pemigewasset River watershed (west and north slopes)
Saco River watershed (east and south slopes)
elevation 1428 m
4683 ft
hasForestType mixed northern hardwood and spruce-fir forest
hasRidge Signal Ridge
hasSubpeak Vose Spur
hasSummitFeature fire tower
observation platform
hasSummitStructureStatus fire tower cab rebuilt and maintained as observation platform
hasTrailhead Signal Ridge Trailhead on Sawyer River Road
hikingDifficulty strenuous day hike
knownFor central location in the White Mountains
panoramic views
listedIn New England 4000 Footers
New Hampshire 4000 Footers
locatedIn Grafton County, New Hampshire
linked to: Grafton County

New Hampshire
United States
White Mountains
locatedInProtectedArea White Mountain National Forest
mountainRange White Mountains
namedAfter Philip Carrigain
nearestTown Bartlett, New Hampshire
Livermore, New Hampshire (unincorporated, historic)
partOf Pemigewasset Wilderness region (near boundary)
popularity popular peak among New Hampshire 4000-footer hikers
positionHeld New Hampshire Secretary of State
primaryRoute Signal Ridge Trail
prominence 2230 ft
relativeLocation north of the Sandwich Range
south of the Pemigewasset Wilderness core
topographicIsolation 6.2 mi (approximate)
trailLengthPrimaryRoute approximately 10 mi round trip via Signal Ridge Trail
USGSTopographicMap USGS Mount Carrigain
viewOf Bond Range
Franconia Range
Hancocks
Presidential Range
Twin Range

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New England 4000-footers includes Mount Carrigain
New England Fifty Finest includes Mount Carrigain
New England Hundred Highest hasPart Mount Carrigain
White Mountains contains Mount Carrigain
subject linked to: Whites
Northeast 111 includesPeak Mount Carrigain