Mount Hayes (via Centennial Trail)

Description

Mount Hayes can be accessed from either Power Island in Gorham, or from the Centennial Trail (via Hogan Rd.) in Shelburne. From the Shelburne side, the hike to Mount Hayes is primarily along the Appalachian Trail (say “hello!” to all the thru-hikers in the summertime!) and is considered a challenging 6.6 mile out-and-back. Mount Hayes is the westernmost peak in the Mahoosuc Range, and from the summit you’re rewarded with a birds-eye view of Gorham, the Androscoggin River, the northern sections of the Presidential Range, and the Carter Range. Be aware that this trail is well travelled in peak hiking season, so alternate parking and approaches should be considered. Mt. Hayes is on the New Hampshire 52 With a View hiking list.

mt hayes via centennial trail
mt hayes view of gorham nh summer
mt hayes via centennial trail
mt hayes view of gorham nh summer

Location & Parking

Address
Hogan Rd, Shelburne, NH 03581
Latitude
44.4065311018885
Longitude
-71.1171273689555
Parking Details
Parking available for 4-5 cars at Centennial Trailhead Parking Area on Hogan Road. Additional small spots available further down Hogan Road. Note: this is a rough dirt road.
Hogan Rd, Shelburne, NH 03581

Managing Organization

Managing Organization
U.S. Forest Service - White Mountain National Forest

Tags

Details

Seasons
Spring, Summer, Winter, Fall
Pet Friendly
Yes
Restroom
none