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Hiking Mount Flume – Trail Map, Elevation Gain & Options
Hiking
Mount Flume lies on the southern end of Franconia Ridge and features stunning views of Franconia Notch, the Pemi Wilderness and the rest of Franconia Ridge. It is often combined with Mount Liberty as a day hike. Height:…
Hiking West Bond Mountain – A Short Spur to Incredible Views
Hiking
West Bond Mountain is situated in the eastern portion of the Pemigiwasset Wilderness, and features some of the most spectacular sunset views, sunrise views, and views of Bondcliff and the Pemi Wilderness. Located far from every trailhead, it…
Hiking Mount Cabot – NH’s Northern most 4,000 footer
Hiking
Mount Cabot is one of the northern most 4,000 foot mountains in NH. It is far less frequented than other peaks, and still offers hikers a unique experience in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. It is mainly a mountain…
Hiking The Wildcats – Wildcat Mountain, Wildcat D & Everything In Between
Hiking
The Wildcat Ridge contains gorgeous mountains in Pinkham Notch, extending to Carter Notch about 5 miles away. The Ridge contains Wildcat Mountain (A Peak – 4,000 footer), Wildcat B, Wildcat C, and Wildcat D (4,000 footer). Hiking along…
Hiking East Osceola – Waterville Valley
Hiking
East Osceola is often summited by peak-baggers, or those passing by to summit Mount Osceola. It only features a couple viewpoints near the summit. Even without the best views in the Whites, it is still a great hike.…
Hiking Mount Osceola – The Best Views of Waterville Valley
Hiking
Mount Osceola is known for the beautiful clifftop views overlooking Waterville Valley. With approaches from Tripoli Road as well as the Kancamagus highway, gorgeous views, and easy double summit of East Osceola, this is a favorite among nearly…
Hiking Mount Isolation – Moose Infested Views of Mount Washington
Hiking
Mount Isolation has earned its name for a reason. Nestled in the middle of the Dry River Wilderness, it truly is isolated from manmade things, as well as heavy foot traffic. The hike is difficult, but the views…
Hiking North & South Hancock
Hiking
North and South Hancock mountain are perfect to combine together for a day hike. Located near the middle of the Kancamagus highway, they feature a quick ascent. These mountains don’t have exposed summits, but the summit of North…
Hiking Mount Madison – NH’s Presidential Traverse
Hiking
Mount Madison sits at 5,367 feet (1,636 meters), making it the 5th highest peak in New Hampshire. It is the northern most mountain in the presidential traverse, and has various route options for summiting. The symmetrical rock covered…
Hiking Mount Eisenhower – NH’s Presidential Range
Hiking
Mount Eisenhower is NH’s twelfth highest peak and sits at the southern end of the Presidential Traverse. It lies between Mount Pierce and Mount Franklin, and features one of the most unique dome summits in NH. 360 degree…
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