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Mount Roberts

Ossipee Mountains·2,584 ft·New Hampshire
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Trail Reports(2)

Mon, Mar 30, 2026

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Reported by Andy on Mar 31, 2026

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Trails Used

Mt Roberts Trail

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailWet TrailSnow/Ice - Frozen GranularMud - Minor/Avoidable

Equipment

Microspikes

Notes

I did not bring along my Hillsounds with the thinking that the most expansive icy areas would be in the flat hollow between the last lookout to the lake and the top. I was thinking careful foot placement would be ok. There was patchy snow/ice from the trailhead up to the last view of Lake Winnipesaukee. Easy to navigate this. The problem was that the expansive icy area went beyond the flat area going somewhat uphill for a ways. It is way too icy to go safely up/down this part and traction is the only way to navigate all this.

Parking

good parking

Water Crossings

None

Wildlife

a few Flys

Sat, Mar 21, 2026

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Reported by Elizacal on Mar 26, 2026

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Also on this trip

Trails Used

Mt. Roberts Trail, High Ridge Trail, Faraway Mountain Trail, Turtleback Mountain Trail, Bald Knob Trail

Trail Conditions

Dry TrailWet TrailIce - BlueWet/Slippery RockIce - Breakable CrustMud - Minor/AvoidableMud - Significant

Equipment

SnowshoesMicrospikes

Notes

Definitely saw it all today over this almost 18 mile trek. Conditions were terrible and slow going. I bare booted up to Robert’s and that’s where the fun started. I put on my snowshoes (Dion’s worked perfect here) & broke trail for about 10 miles over to Faraway, up to Shaw where I changed into spikes, but then I needed them for Turtleback as well. Yay spring! Someone ahead of me post holed the entire 9 miles that I broke trail to Shaw. I have so many questions. Coming out was very muddy, entire sections of where the trail is a road is collapsing, many breaking ice, bridges, very slippery mud. Lots of water on trail at lower elevations. Still lots of snow up high, some drifts as high as 4 or 5 feet still on the High Ridge Trail. Still somehow one of the best days ever! I got to meet cookies on top and I’ve been reading her trail reports for a while, and it was great to know where the name came from. Your dog is such a sweetie! Hope to see you out there again!