Lonesome Lake Hut

  • $120.00 /night
  • (5.0)5 reviews

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About Campground

With spectacular views of the Franconia Ridge across a pristine glacial lake, Lonesome Lake Hut offers big mountain scenery without the big mountain effort. Lonesome Lake is just 1.6 miles from the trailhead, making it an ideal first-time backcountry experience and a great intro to AMC’s hut system. More experienced hikers will find plenty of challenge, with nearby Cannon Mountain, the Kinsman Ridge, and miles of Appalachian Trail beyond.

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Hike-in

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Cabins
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Features

Electric Hookups
Market
Picnic Table
Reservable
Toilets

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Group Sites

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Alcohol Allowed
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sc s

2 years ago
5/5

Self service at the time of visit. Have knowledge ahead of time of bunks etc, love visiting Whites. AMC facilities are friendly and helpful. Caretaker Jake was great, always enjoy meeting new people while staying at huts.

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Jack Dowst

4 years ago
5/5

Stayed here in February - it was great! I was surprised how many people were staying there which made the common area a bit cramped, but the kitchen had everything you needed, the fire in the afternoon/night was hot and there was always hot water to keep you warm. The caretaker Eugene was nice and helpful as well. Short trek in made it a great place to do the Kinsman peaks or cannon.

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Erick Linares

2 years ago
5/5

It's a good hike up to the hut. The caretaker is welcoming and hospitable. This time year it's good to bring crampons and layers. It gets 20 degrees and below with the windchill. Winter is here!!

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Elie Elkhoury

2 years ago
5/5

Great place. Been there many times. So inviting. The croo is always ready to answer your questions and address your concerns whether you’re a guest or passing through.

The views are insane. The Echo is deep. If you tell u hear your voice amplified a 100 times. The way up there is super fun and there are so many options. Open year round. Lodgings year round. Not to pricey, but in the summer it can be over $150 a night. Well worth it.

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Hannah Greer

1 year ago
5/5

This was my first hike in the snow and it was a little challenging but totally doable with micro spikes and hiking poles are helpful. The hut host was super friendly and helpful. Bathrooms and sleeping cabins were clean. They have a little wood burner that you can get warm at and a stove to cook on. They have lots of spices and fridge space. Its currently one of the only three huts open for winter. Make sure to bring a 0 degree sleeping bag!

Its so beautiful

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