Tackle the most popular peak challenge stretching across New England! Also called the NE 67, this challenge includes the 67 peaks over 4,000 ft high with at least 200 ft of prominence in New England: 48 peaks in New Hampshire, 14 in Maine, and 5 in Vermont. A natural next challenge to pursue after the mega-popular New Hampshire 4000ers.
Highest peak
Mount Washington
6,288 ft / 1,916 m
Most prominent peak
Mount Washington
6,148 ft / 1,873 m prom
Most summited peak
Mount Washington
952 summits
Most difficult peak
Mount Washington
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 7 peaks
Highlights
Latest summits
"Couldn't have asked for a better first hiking trip into the Whites. Everything was perfect from the mountains to the weather and especially the company. I will be returning and I will be returning often." — Right-On • Aug 1, 2020
"Couldn't have asked for a better first hiking trip into the Whites. Everything was perfect from the mountains to the weather and especially the company. I will be returning and I will be returning often." — Right-On • Aug 1, 2020
"Couldn't have asked for a better first hiking trip into the Whites. Everything was perfect from the mountains to the weather and especially the company. I will be returning and I will be returning often." — Right-On • Aug 1, 2020
"Had to do So. Crocker again to get Redington. This is a bushwack trail. However it is not as bad as people say. Not many views, but trail is marked with a good foot(herd) path and orange ribbon. Coming back be careful as you will find a tree that is broken just about waist high with an orange ribbon on it. this is where the trail turns left...." — Bucky • Jul 31, 2020
"Had to do So. Crocker again to get Redington. This is a bushwack trail. However it is not as bad as people say. Not many views, but trail is marked with a good foot(herd) path and orange ribbon. Coming back be careful as you will find a tree that is broken just about waist high with an orange ribbon on it. this is where the trail turns left...." — Bucky • Jul 31, 2020