Mount Lincoln, Mountain summit in Franconia Range, New Hampshire, US.
Mount Lincoln is a mountain summit in the Franconia Range that rises to approximately 5,089 feet and sits between Mount Lafayette and Little Haystack Mountain. The area forms part of a continuous ridge with multiple peaks connected by established hiking trails.
The mountain became part of the White Mountain National Forest in 1918, which led to protection of its natural features and hiking trails. This designation helped preserve the area for future visitors and outdoor recreation.
The summit attracts hikers pursuing the New Hampshire Four Thousand Footer Club by climbing all qualifying peaks in the state. Visitors see evidence of this tradition through trail registers and marked routes that guide people along the most popular paths.
The hike can be reached via the Falling Waters Trail from a parking area near Interstate 93 with clear markings and signage along the route. Conditions vary with season and weather, so visitors should prepare for changing terrain and temperature.
The initial section of the climb passes three cascading waterfalls known as Stairs Fall, Swiftwater Falls, and Cloudland Falls. These waterfalls are fed by runoff and snowmelt, making the lower portion of the route distinctive among other approaches.
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