Goodrich Rock Trail winds through a conifer forest to a field of large glacial erratic boulders. The trail ends by climbing a 20-foot ladder to the top of the largest glacial erratics in New England - Goodrich Rock. From Goodrich rock you can take in sweeping views of the Sandwich Mountain Range and the ski trails of Mount Tecumseh!

Distance: 4 miles

Elevation Gain: 740 feet

Time: 1:45 to 2:45 hrs

The Tripyramid loop is a difficult hike. There are three summits: North Peak [4180 ft.], Middle Peak [4140 ft.], and South Peak [4100 ft.]. There are magnificent views from many points on this trail.

Distance: 10.2 miles

Elevation Gain: 2,903 feet

Time: 5-7 hours

This is a heavily used moderate out and back hike with steady ascending. It has outstanding views at the summit of Mt. Osceola [4340 ft.] You can also carry on and traverse the ridge to East Peak [4156 ft.].

Distance: 6.1 miles

Elevation Gain: 2,070 Feet

Time: 3-4 hours

This is a moderate hike that leads to the rocky summits of Welch and Dickey Mountains, offering stunning white mountain views in every direction.

Distance: 4 Miles (Loop)

Elevation Gain: 1,751 Feet

Time: 2-4 Hours

The Scaur is a rocky hill that juts out of the northeast portion of the Valley. It offers beautiful views of the Ski Area, the Valley, and the Mountains that encircle it.

Distance: 4.2 Miles

Elevation Gain: 583 Feet

Time: 1.5-2.5 Hours

This short trail is the fastest, easiest way to hike up to the summit of Snow’s Mountain, offering stunning views of Mount Tecumseh and Mount Osceola. Plus, you can hike down while playing Snow’s Mountain 18-Hole Disc Golf Course!

Distance: 1 mile (1 way)

Time: 40-60 minutes

Elevation: 800 feet