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
1,109 summits
Most difficult peak
Mount Washington
Class 1
Difficulty breakdown
Class 1/2 7 peaks
Highlights
Latest summits
"Great warm sunny day to be out on the ridge. Recent rains have made the waterfalls on Falling Waters raging. Side to trip to Shining Rock was interesting. They have done a lot of trail work on the ridge and the bottom half of the Bridle Path. Looks fantastic." — Alohabuffy • Sep 21, 2023
"Great warm sunny day to be out on the ridge. Recent rains have made the waterfalls on Falling Waters raging. Side to trip to Shining Rock was interesting. They have done a lot of trail work on the ridge and the bottom half of the Bridle Path. Looks fantastic." — Alohabuffy • Sep 21, 2023
"After the viewless, joyless summit of Waumbek, decided to add another of my missing 4000ers to the day. I’m guessing the Kendron Flume trail isn’t the best way up, stick with the AT. The last 1.1 miles to the summit was gnarly — water flowing down over steeeep rocks and slippery roots. Several steps in the ladder section have rotted out. Going down took just as long as going up. 41/48" — scott • Sep 21, 2023
"Great to be back in the White Mtns. Still working on the 4000 footers, I started them when I was 10. Ate a dry sandwich on a wet rock on the viewless, joyless summit of Waumbek. 40/48" — scott • Sep 21, 2023
"Cloudy day. Saw a few other hikers, one questioning why i was descending the steep section. I dunno, it wasn't too bad. Guess i went opposite of the standard route, oh well. Rugged trail was slow going with all the roots and mud. Saw no wildlife besides one hairy woodpecker. 9.46 miles. " — ryangallant • Sep 20, 2023