NH has some of the best hiking in the nation. The White Mountains can be stunning year round, and even produce incredibly severe weather with little to no warning. From hiking trails along the ocean, rock climbing, snow covered peaks, raging rivers, small mountain streams, waterfalls and even covered bridges, NH is about as diverse as it comes.
From Mount Major, to Mount Willard, there are some extremely beautiful and relatively easy hikes that reward individuals with pretty minimal effort. Check out our post: Top Easy Hikes in NH
One of New Hampshire’s Best intermediate hikes: Mount Chocorua, and the gorgeous waterfall at the base.
The Presidential Traverse is one of the most sought after areas in the white mountains. From day hikes to mountaineering to even ice climbing.
The Wildcat Ridge contains gorgeous mountains in Pinkham Notch, extending to Carter Notch about 5 miles away. The Ridge contains…
The Northeast has some incredible hiking. Whether it is the highest peaks of the White Mountains, the cold waters of…
West Bond Mountain is situated in the eastern portion of the Pemigiwasset Wilderness, and features some of the most spectacular…
East Osceola is often summited by peak-baggers, or those passing by to summit Mount Osceola. It only features a couple…
Mount Osceola is known for the beautiful clifftop views overlooking Waterville Valley. With approaches from Tripoli Road as well as…
Mount Isolation has earned its name for a reason. Nestled in the middle of the Dry River Wilderness, it truly…
North and South Hancock mountain are perfect to combine together for a day hike. Located near the middle of the…
Mount Eisenhower is NH’s twelfth highest peak and sits at the southern end of the Presidential Traverse. It lies between…
