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Mount Clay

Mount Clay Rising along the exposed crest of New Hampshire’s Presidential Range, Mount Clay is a rugged 5,531-foot summit situated between Mount Jefferson and Mount Washington. Although overshadowed by its taller neighbors, Mount Clay offers some of the finest above-treeline scenery in the White Mountains. The mountain occupies an especially dramatic position above the Great …

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Southern Presidential Traverse: Route, Peaks, Mileage, Difficulty & Hiking Guide

The Southern Presidential Traverse is one of the finest high-elevation hikes in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, linking a succession of exposed summits along the southern half of the Presidential Range. Unlike the much longer full Presidential Traverse, which typically begins around Mount Madison and crosses the entire Presidential ridge, the Southern Presidential Traverse focuses primarily …

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