The Appalachian Mountain Club's list of New Hampshire's 4,000-footers has 48 peaks. Nine of them are in the Presidential Range, including the five highest in the state.
Check off each peak as you climb it, and add the date if you like. Your list is saved in this browser on this device only. Nothing is sent anywhere, so it won't follow you to another phone or computer.
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The official nine
Highest to lowest. Elevations from the AMC list.
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The highest peak in the Northeast. More
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The second-highest peak in the range. More
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Ringed by three glacial cirques. More
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Above the Lakes of the Clouds. More
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The northern end of the range. More
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Formerly Mount Pleasant. More
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Formerly Mount Clinton. More
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Named for the geologist Charles T. Jackson. More
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A remote summit on Montalban Ridge, south of Mount Washington. A long day from any trailhead.
Bonus summits
These are on our Peaks page but not on the official list, so they don't count toward the nine. Clay and Franklin are over 4,000 feet but don't rise at least 200 feet above the ridge connecting them to a higher neighbor, which the list requires. Webster is just under 4,000 feet.
Going for all 48?
Hikers who climb all 48 of New Hampshire's 4,000-footers can apply to join the AMC's Four Thousand Footer Club. Its website explains the rules and the application.
Before any of these hikes, read our hiking page and check the weather. Most of these summits are above treeline, where conditions can be far worse than at the trailhead.