New Hampshire Hiking

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.

Easy NH Hikes

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.

Top Easy Hikes in NH

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White Mountains Hiking

The NH 4000 Footers

Franconia Ridge

Carter Dome and Mount Hight

The NH 48 4,000 Footers

Take a look at all of the NH 48 by difficulty, and tips for finishing them

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The Presidential Traverse

The Presidential Traverse is one of the most sought after areas in the white mountains. From day hikes to mountaineering to even ice climbing.

Presidentials and Cog from Summit

The Presidential Traverse

Read about the highest peaks in NH

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Hiking Trails with Waterfalls

Arethusa and Ripley Falls – Crawford Notch

Champney Falls

Winter Hiking in New Hampshire

If you are interested in winter hiking in NH, you should take a look at our winter hiking guide, and our winter hiking clothing guide in order to stay safe during the cold weather.

We also have a popular post: Best Winter Hikes in NH