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
927 summits
Most difficult peak
Mount Washington
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 7 peaks
Highlights
Latest summits
"I can't remember the summit of Mt Flume looking this good ever. 2 to 3 feet of snow, deep blue skies. The whole west side of the notch in clouds. Nice view into the Pemi Wilderness showing under casts across the way. Really beautiful, Temps in teens at the top, 20s at Lincoln Woods. Very interesting climb and descent on all of the stairs." — Alohabuffy • Nov 30, 2019
"Great quick hike in beautiful weather. Started at noon, with bright blue skies, around 25 degs. Views from the cliffs were fantastic. Opening day on Cannon so we saw a bunch of skiers. Light winds, so the sun at the summit was great. Several inches of snow cover, so spikes all the way." — Alohabuffy • Nov 23, 2019
"Did Franconia Ridge Loop on Sunday, 11/17/19. It ended up being a really nice day. Pretty much sunshine all day. Was 11 deg at the base when we started, hit about 25 for a high on the ridgeline. There were pretty blustery conditions on the peaks only, in general it was fairly calm. Probably gusted to 20 mph. Several inches of snow, too soon for snowshoes. Used microspikes the whole way." — Alohabuffy • Nov 17, 2019
"Did Franconia Ridge Loop on Sunday, 11/17/19. It ended up being a really nice day. Pretty much sunshine all day. Was 11 deg at the base when we started, hit about 25 for a high on the ridgeline. There were pretty blustery conditions on the peaks only, in general it was fairly calm. Probably gusted to 20 mph. Several inches of snow, too soon for snowshoes. Used microspikes the whole way." — Alohabuffy • Nov 17, 2019
"Our first winter-ish hike of the season - a fresh blanket of 4 to 5 inches of snow greeted us with temps hovering around 6 at the start. We had thought about doing the Zealand loop so we left our car there and walked the quiet snow covered flat mile to the Hale trailhead. We were on trail around 7:30 and were taking our time with the climb enjoying the beautiful snow covered woods. The trail starts out as a moderate climb and maintains a climb for the duration with intermittent steep sections. Although we were a bit concerned the crossings might be high due to recent reports we were glad to see that they were easy rock hoppings. There are some great views of the Presidential's as you climb so be sure to take the time to stop and enjoy them. Even with a fairly leisurely pace, after 2.3 miles and 2300' of gain we were at the summit just after 9 and enjoyed the warm sun and the bright blue skies - what a great spot. We hung out on the "super-cairn" for 20 minutes or so for a quick snack and then started our way back down enjoying some great conversation with many hikers on the way. Another great day in the woods." — deb-and-rob • Nov 9, 2019