Mount Tremont

Mount Tremont is a summit in the White Mountains rising to approximately 3,400 feet with steep slopes and thick forest coverage. The trail passes by streams and small waterfalls as it winds through the wooded landscape.

The mountain was shaped millions of years ago by geological processes that created the White Mountains region. These natural forces continue to define the landscape we see today.

The mountain is part of a curated list of peaks recognized by New Hampshire's hiking community for their views. Many hikers use this collection to discover some of the best viewpoints across the region.

The hike takes roughly three hours for the round trip and is suitable for those with moderate fitness levels. Parking is available at the trailhead where hikers can leave their vehicles.

From the summit, hikers can see two river valleys at once: the Saco River valley and the Sawyer River valley. Bartlett Haystack mountain forms a striking frame for the eastern view.

Location: New Hampshire

GPS coordinates: 44.05340,-71.35697

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:40