Quick Summary:
- New Hampshire is covered in large expanses of untouched wilderness.
- The White Mountains in the north cover more than a quarter of the state, and most of New Hampshire’s 48 peaks over 4,000 feet high are in the White Mountains.
- Mount Washington is the highest peak in the region and is a popular and challenging hiking destination.
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Lion Head
Mount Success
Mount Chocorua
Mount Kearsarge North
South Baldface
Mount Crawford
North Peak Kinsman Mountain
Moat Mountain
Bondcliff
Bald Mountain (Antrim/Hancock)
Northeast Cannonball
West Bond
Mount Caesar
East Osceola
Mount Shaw
Faraway Mountain
Mount Percival
South Uncanoonuc
Big Bickford
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