Trails Directions Hike Time Camping Presidential Traverse Mount Washington sits at 6,288 feet making it the tallest mountain in NH, and in all of the northeast. It offers incredible views, numerous hiking options, the famous Cog Railway, the Mount Washington Auto Road and even world record wind speeds. It is …
Mount Chocorua is a moderately difficult hike located at the southern end of NH’s White Mountains. Standing at 3,478 feet, it offers outstanding 360 degree views on its rocky and uniquely shaped summit. A perfect view to the north and west into the heart of the white mountains, or the …
Mount Willard is one of the most rewarding short and easy hikes in NH. With only a gradual 1.6 miles to the cliff view of Crawford Notch, it is a prime destination for inexperienced, new, or even seasoned hikers. Trails The mount Willard Trail can be accessed from the parking …
Carter Dome is located in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Standing at 4,832 feet, it is the 9th highest peak in NH. Part of the Carter Moriah range, it sits just East of the Northern Presidentials. Though the peak of Carter Dome doesn’t have incredible views, the view of carter notch …
What is the Presidential Traverse? The Presidential Traverse is a 23 mile section of New Hampshire’s White Mountains that consists of 7 peaks; Mount Madison, Mount Adams, Mount Jefferson, Mount Washington, Mount Monroe, Mount Eisenhower and Mount Pierce. Some also consider Mount Webster, Mount Jackson, Mount Clay and Mount Franklin …
Mount Garfield is a 10 mile round trip hike with incredible 360 degree views. With 3,500 feet of elevation gain spread over 5 miles, it offers mostly gradual incline, making the hike seem to be at the easy to moderate level. Mount Garfield Trail The trail starts near the …
Though the summit may not offer any views, Zeacliff is one of the most outstanding views in New Hampshire. The hike up is well worth it, and you even get the bonus waterfall and ponds on the way up. Total trip from Zealand road to summit and back: 11.2 Zealand …
The hike from Ripley Falls to Arethusa Falls via the Arethusa-Ripley Falls Trail is not only gorgeous, but is relatively easy. It is doable for all experience levels, and there is a lot of parking right off of 302. Hiking just Ripley Falls is the easiest route. Arethusa has a …
Finishing the NH 48 takes commitment, not matter how experienced you are. It doesn’t matter if you have hiked around the world, through hiked the Appalachian Trail, or have never conquered a 4000 footer. For me, it was not only something I loved to do, but it it was almost …
The Knife Edge Trail on Mount Katahdin is one of the most popular and spectacular hikes in New England. I would highly recommend both peaking Katahdin as well traveling across the Knife Edge one or both ways. In good weather, the trail is far less dangerous than many would say, …
