Highest peak
Kearsarge North
3,268 ft / 996 m
Most prominent peak
Kearsarge North
1,758 ft / 535 m prom
Most summited peak
Kearsarge North
77 summits
Most difficult peak
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Difficulty breakdown
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Highlights
Latest summits

"Great hike. It's mostly an uphill climb all the way there, but the terrain is easy for most of it. The upper part is a little more challenging. Spectacular views from the fire tower on the summit. I would have liked to stay longer. Hiking out was a cinch. Made really good time." — mikewilliamsjr • Jun 15, 2022
"Just a sparkling weather day. Trail is in excellent shape, no need for shoes. With clear skies, views at the summit were fantastic. Tower is clean and in great shape, thank you Rangers." — Alohabuffy • Mar 5, 2022
"Ed, Tom and I wanted to do a short hike after driving up. Nice dry trail, views from the tower were reduced a bit do to hazy skies. Snow covered Washington was a nice sight sticking above the cloud layer with bits of the other Presi peaks just showing. Cozy warm inside the cab wish we bought some more gear to stay overnight." — Nimblefoot • Oct 19, 2020

"I've wanted to come up here for some time. John loves it here, but since K. No. Tr. pkg was full we decided to go up the Weeks Brook Trail. John wasn't looking forward to it since it was somewhat unmaintained for so long. It wasn't too bad: hardly any blowdowns and the blazes could be refreshed some (it was hard to follow the trail in spots). Shingle Pond has a nice view of the mountain before you make the more serious climb to the top. I love the lookout tower here. Looks like a nice place to camp out! And amazing views all around." — SteveM_StickMan • Aug 31, 2020

"Summited Peaked Mountain via the Peaked Mountain Trail on Alltrails. https://www.alltrails.com/explore/trail/us/new-hampshire/peaked-mountain-trail. The parking lot is off of Thompson Rd. Walk up to the trail sign and take a left. Where the trail forks take the left fork. Do not take the Pump Trail like I did for a half-mile. Hike up is steep. Difficult to trail run without taking a breather. Even in August, he mountain streams still had water in them for Maverick the Golden Retriever. However, the storm last night might be the reason as opposed to springs. The view from the top is incredible. Gazed on God's green earth for many minutes before heading down. Sunny and 85. Highly recommend this hike." — FL2NH • Aug 5, 2020