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Shortly after leaving the trailhead the Moat Mountain Trail passes the popular swimming spot, Diana's Baths. Here, visitors will find several deep pool and cascades along Lucy Brook. This is the perfect place to take a dip after hiking! The trail leads to the top of North Moat Mountain with views of the surrounding area. Users have reported there is no overflow parking in the area, so if the lot if full please find another hike. The local police will ticket cars parked on West Side Road.

Diana's Baths charges a fee to enter. Fees are per person. This daily pass may be used at other National Forest sites as well. For more information, please visit https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/whitemountain/recarea/?recid=74963. Diana's Baths are a must-see if you are in the North Conway area and want to experience nature at its finest. Diana's baths lie along Lucy Brook in Bartlett which is fed from Big Attitash Mountain. During the summer the baths are a great place for children and...

This loop begins by passing the popular swimming area Diana's Baths. This is a great place to stop and cool off on the way back to the trailhead. The approach up Red Ridge is steeper than the approach up to Moat Mountain, so hikers can choose which direction they travel on the loop to ascend or descend Red Ridge. There are some creek crossings on the trail too, so hikers should be prepared to potentially get their feet wet.

Overall good trail with amazing 360 views at the top. The route begins on the Diana's Bath Trail before meeting the Moat Mountain Trail and branching off onto Red Ridge Trail. Diana's Baths is a series of small waterfalls, pools, and cascades that is typically very busy in the summer season. It is a great place to cool off after a hike though!

North Moat begins by passing Diana's Bath, a popular swimming hole with a series of waterfalls. The ascent up to North Moat is steep so be prepared! Many users will hike back towards the original trailhead after summiting North Moat, but you can continue towards Passaconaway Rd passing over Middle and South Moat. Set a shuttle at the southern trailhead to make it back to the northern trailhead.