Fire Towers of New Hampshire
Good for trail users 
No trail or inaccessibleWe've located all fire towers known to be still standing in New England, mapped and categorized them based on the interests of trail users. Some fire towers are safe to climb, though you're likely to find the cabin atop the towers locked. Please respect locked gates and posted signs and do not climb any fire tower that may be unsafe.
Fire Towers marked with a 🏆 are listed on the Fire Tower Quest organized by the Division of Forests & Lands. A link to the Tower Quest brochure is available at this NH Fire Tower Quest link. Trailspotting's larger fire tower list includes some destinations that are harder to reach and often require longer hikes.
5-Star Trails
3-5 mi · Moderate ·
Sunapee Region
1-9 mi · Easy & Moderate ·
Sunapee Region
6 mi · Moderate
White Mountains
3 mi · Easy ·
Lakes Region
6-7 mi · Moderate · Gain
Sunapee Region
4-Star Trails
1-3 mi · Easy ·
Merrimack Region
2 mi · Easy ·
Lakes Region
2 mi · Easy ·
Lakes Region
3-5 mi · Easy ·
Merrimack Region
3 mi · Moderate ·
Monadnock Region
2-6 mi · Moderate ·
Merrimack Region
1 mi · Easy ·
Monadnock Region
1-5 mi · Easy ·
Seacoast
3-Star Trails
4 mi · Moderate ·
Great North Woods
3mi · Moderate · Gain 1,150ft
Lakes Region
1 mi · Easy ·
Monadnock Region
Yet To Review
Yet to Review
Lakes Region
Yet to Review
White Mountains
Yet to Review
Great North Woods
Yet to Review
Great North Woods
Yet to Review
Great North Woods
Yet to Review
Great North Woods
Yet to Review
Merrimack Region
Yet to Review
Great North Woods
We use our own on-the-ground data where available, supplemented by desktop reviews of aerial imagery. We cannot guarantee location accuracy of items on this map, nor can we confirm which towers are publicly accessible. We welcome feedback to improve our maps.
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