Below is a list of the 48 New Hampshire peaks over 4000ft in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Along with peak information, there are links to other hiking sites, and links to our blogs on the individual hikes of those peaks.

You can read more about the AMC 4000′ club on the AMC website.

Below is a list of the 67 peaks over 4000 feet in New England Mountain ranges – the White Moutains in New Hampshire, the Longfellow range in Maine, and the Green Mountain range in Vermont.

You can read more about the AMC 4000′ club on the AMC website.

Below is a list of the 115 peaks over 4000ft in the Northeast states: NY, VT, NH, and ME, encompassing the mountain ranges – White, Longfellow, Adirondack, Catskill, and Green mountain ranges.

For an excellent overview of the mountain ranges and the prominent peaks comprising the Northeast 111, check out the Summit Post website site. Also check out the AMC 4000′ website for more information on the Northeast 111 list.

Some years back, a group of Over The Hill Hikers (OTHH) formulated a list of some of the most rewarding view hikes in New Hampshire with elevations below 4,000 feet. As a companion to the list of the forty-eight 4000-footers, this list represented what those “seasoned” hikers considered the best hikes in our mountains. Thus the “52 With a View” list was born.

And not surprisingly, because trees grow and views change, the 52WAV list is periodically reviewed – adding some hikes, removing others. It was recently revised in June, 2025 – the list below reflects the update – which you can read about here.

The New England Highest 100 list is just that – the highest 100 summits in New England, including ME, NH, VT. The list contains the 67 summits included in the NE67 list of the 4000′ summits along with the next 33 highest summits, ending with the Cannonballs, near Cannon Mtn, topping out at 3769ft.

Check out the AMC 4000′ website for more information on the New England Highest Hundred list.

Below is a list of the US National Parks along with links to their wiki page. Also included are links to our blogs describing our visits to the parks – various hikes in our travels.