Oct 01 2025
Soaring above New Hampshire’s White Mountains since 1938, this engineering marvel continues to captivate visitors with breathtaking views and unmatched accessibility to alpine beauty. A Historic Journey Through the Clouds Standing at the base of Cannon Mountain, you’re about to embark on a journey that connects you to nearly nine decades of American ingenuity. The …
May 14 2025
The White Mountains stretch across a quarter of New Hampshire and parts of western Maine. Mount Washington, the Northeast’s highest peak, stands at 6,288 feet (1,917 m). This remarkable mountain held the world record for the fastest surface wind gust for 76 years, with winds reaching 231 miles per hour (372 km/h) in 1934. The White …
Jan 12 2024
Mount Jefferson Rising 5,716 feet above sea level in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, Mount Jefferson stands as the third-highest peak in the state—a formidable giant that commands respect from every angle. This alpine masterpiece, named after President Thomas Jefferson, offers nature enthusiasts an extraordinary wilderness experience that transforms dramatically with each passing …
Jan 12 2024
Mount Adams Rising majestically to 5,793 feet above sea level, Mount Adams commands attention as the second-highest peak in New Hampshire’s Presidential Range. This formidable summit offers nature enthusiasts an extraordinary alpine ecosystem, challenging trail networks, and a rich tapestry of geological and cultural history that spans millennia. Fast Facts Country: United States State/Province: New …
Nov 23 2023
Mount Washington (New Hampshire) Standing at 6,288 feet, Mount Washington commands the skyline of New Hampshire’s White Mountains like a sleeping giant wrapped in perpetual drama. This isn’t just another peak—it’s a living laboratory where Arctic conditions collide with temperate forests, creating one of the most fascinating ecosystems in North America. Known for recording the …
Feb 28 2022
They say you are who you hang out with. For this reason, it is difficult to get a true sense of a mountain until you spend some time with its neighbors. Sometimes the character of one peak may be better appreciated after having explored others in the same range. You know what you’re looking at …
Oct 22 2021
If you’re ready to tackle your first peak, or want to explore some of America’s amazing beginner treks, then consider one of these great beginner “walk up” mountains for your next climb. These are some of the easiest of the beginner mountains, and are great for most adventurers in good physical condition. Climbing one of …
