Hiking & Treking

22 Most Dangerous Hiking Trails Ranked

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#3 Mount Washington, New Hampshire

This trail takes a turn for the worst about halfway up when temperatures drastically drop. Many suffer from hypothermia due to the mountain’s severe weather conditions. The one hundred plus deaths have occurred from hikers being blown off cliffs, suffering from hypothermia, or being killed by avalanche. The average temperature is twenty-seven degrees, and the mountain holds the wind-speed record of 231mph.

Autumn in the white mountains of New Hampshire with Mount Washington in the background

Image: Shutterstock/John A. Anderson

Kate Wilke is the content manager at 301brands, and she's the editor of DailyBeautyHack.com, and the lifestyle editor at OhMyVeggies.com. When she's not paddle boarding or skiing, she's informing someone about global warming (or cats) over a local double IPA. Follow her on Instagram — @kateewilke

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