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If your youngster is not yet game for the Presidential Range, the tree-shrouded Mount Willard Trail delivers big rewards after a mile-and-a-half of hiking. A drop-away view of Crawford Notch provides a long glimpse of what the White Mountains offer, and plenty of terrain to set sights for another day. The trail gains 900 feet in elevation. Plan on three hours for a leisurely round trip. Trailhead behind Crawford Depot Information Center , Route 302, Crawford Notch, N.H. .
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By Tom Haines, Globe Correspondent
If your youngster is not yet game for the Presidential Range, the tree-shrouded Mount Willard Trail delivers big rewards after a mile-and-a-half of hiking. A drop-away view of Crawford Notch provides a long glimpse of what the White Mountains offer, and plenty of terrain to set sights for another day. The trail gains 900 feet in elevation. Plan on three hours for a leisurely round trip.

Trailhead behind Crawford Depot Information Center, Route 302, Crawford Notch, N.H. .

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