Ammonoosuc Ravine Jewell Trail Loop Mt Washington Mt Monroe June 4 2022 - Photos
Lakes of the Clouds (west lake)
Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail trailhead sign
Blue blazes of the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Lily of the Valley wildflower along Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Painted Trillium wildflower
On the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Creek Crossing
Creek crossing
View along Ammonoosuc River
Plaque dedicated to Herbert Judson Young who died near here on December 1, 1928 at the age of 32
Washed out trail ledge along Ammonoosuc River
Ammonoosuc River
Ammonoosuc River
View of Mt. Washington from Ammonoosuc Ravine
Bridge crossing along Ammonoosuc River
Gem Pool Falls, approx. 30-feet tall
Gem Pool Falls, approx. 30-feet tall
Gem Pool Falls, approx. 30-feet tall
Rocky stairs of the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail as it ascends through the evergreens
Rocky stairs of the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail as it ascends through the evergreens
View along the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail as it ascends past the Gem Pool
Waterfall
View along the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail as it ascends past the Gem Pool
View of the cog railway train climbing Mt. Washington from the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Ladder - scrambles begin
Scrambling up bedrock just beyond the ladder on the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
20-foot waterfall
20-foot waterfall
Multi-cascade waterfall - approx. 15-feet tall
Creek crossing
Waterfalls upstream from creek crossing
View at creek crossing
Ammonoosuc Falls, approx. 15-feet tall
Ammonoosuc Falls, approx. 15-feet tall
Waterfall at creek crossing
Waterfall at creek crossing
Campsite
Approaching the Lakes of the Clouds hut along the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
Diapensia wildflower (white)
Mountain cranberry wildflower
Approaching the Lakes of the Clouds hut along the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail
AMC's Lakes of the Clouds hut
Lakes of the Clouds (east lake)
Lakes of the Clouds (east lake)
Supply carrier hiking between AMC hut and Mt Washington summit
Diapensia wildflower at Lakes of the Clouds
AMC's Lakes of the Clouds hut
Inside Lakes of the Clouds hut
Coffee in the Lakes of the Clouds hut
Diapensia wildflower along Mt. Monroe's northern slope
Rock ledge scramble on Mt. Monroe
Diapensia wildflower along Mt. Monroe's northern slope
View of Mt. Washington and Lakes of the Clouds hut from Mt. Monroe
View of Mt. Monroe's summit
View from Mt. Monroe's summit
Summit pin of Mt. Monroe
View of Mt Washington from Mt Monroe
View from Mt. Monroe's summit
View from Mt. Monroe's summit
View from Mt. Monroe's summit
View from Mt. Monroe's summit of Presidential Range
Lakes of the Clouds (west lake)
Lakes of the Clouds (west lake)
Lakes of the Clouds (west lake)
Lakes of the Clouds (west lake)
Mountain cranberry wildflower
View of Mt. Monroe and Lakes of the Clouts hut from Crawford Path
Tip Top House
Mt. Washington Summit
Mt. Washington USGS summit marker
Mt. Monroe Summit
Trinity Heights Connector Trail trailhead
White blaze of the Appalachian Trail
Diapensia wildflower near edge of the Great Gulf Wilderness
View down Mt. Washington along the Cog Railway
Entering the Great Gulf Wilderness
Cog Railway train
Surfing the mountain ridge along the Gulfside Trail - Spaulding Lake below
Mountain cranberry wildflower above the Great Gulf Wilderness ridge
Rain in the distance
Cog Railway train
View of Mt. Washington summit from Gulfside Trail
View from the Gulfside Trail
View from the Gulfside Trail
View from the Gulfside Trail
Gulfside Trail / Jewell Trail junction
Massive quartz boulders along the Gulfside Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
Hiking down the Jewell Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
View from the Jewell Trail
Campsite
wildflower
Painted Trillium wildflower
Claybrook Falls, approx. 7-feet tall
Claybrook Falls, approx. 7-feet tall
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