Trip report

Jennings Peak Hike

Hiking/Walk DATE: 08/24/2019 - 08/24/2019

Trip/Event Location: Waterville Valley, NH
US

Trip Leader(s): JPHiker

Max # People: 8

Trip Guiding / Event Fee: No, I will not be asking participants for money

Difficulty Level: Moderate to Strenuous

The ledges of Jennings Peak (3,440 feet) offer some nice views of the Welch-Dickey range across the way, and of the peaks around Waterville Valley.  We will be going up via the Drakes Brook trail

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Driving directions to the location and spot to meet at:

We will meet at the Drakes Brook & Sandwich Mtn. Trailheads.  To get there, get off Exit 28 on I-93 (Campton/Waterville Valley) and go east on Route 49 (Mad River road) for about 10 miles, or to .4 miles before the junction of route 49 with Tripoli Road and the Waterville Valley town limit.  Be on the lookout for a small trailhead hiking sign on the ride side of the road.  It is easy to miss, so if you get to the sign for Tripoli Road, and Waterville Valley, you went too far.  The trailhead parking area is fairly small and this being a Saturday it may be full.  In that case, park on the side of the road.  Depending on how many people, and cars are coming, we can arrange to meet at the Campton Post Office parking area, just off exit 28, and carpool from there.


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Members That Participated

JPHiker

Outdoor Fitness Level: Moderate


Lake Worth Beach, FL


United States
HikerBiker

Outdoor Fitness Level: Moderate to Strenuous


Londonderry, NH


United States
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