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
931 summits
Most difficult peak
Mount Washington
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 7 peaks
Highlights
Latest summits
"Fantastic weather day to climb up Polecat on the ski slopes and run across the ridge and back. Warm and sunny, can't beat that lookout from Wildcat A, down into Carter Notch, spectacular." — Alohabuffy • Feb 24, 2020
"Fantastic weather day to climb up Polecat on the ski slopes and run across the ridge and back. Warm and sunny, can't beat that lookout from Wildcat A, down into Carter Notch, spectacular." — Alohabuffy • Feb 24, 2020
"Higher summits forecast was calling for 60-80mph winds. For 4/5 of the hike- no wind ( in the ravind and below tree line- but once exposed up top the wind was fierce! Group hike and all summited with no frost bite. " — hiking4000 • Feb 22, 2020
"Started out frosty, -11 at the trailhead, but quickly warmed up in the brilliant sun. The season doesn't matter, just hanging out at the hut, soaking up the sunshine, it is a very special place. Galehead completed our second round of NH 4ks. Great day." — Alohabuffy • Feb 9, 2020
"In the winter, Zealand is a mega-hike. Walk-in from Rte 302 adds 7.5 miles. Still the Zealand trail in the winter is one of the most beautiful hikes. Hut was open to warm up. Zeacliffs had some views, on a pretty cloudy day. But calm conditions made it very tolerable. W39/48" — Alohabuffy • Feb 1, 2020