White Mountain National Forest

The White Mountain National Forest is a federally managed forest contained within the White Mountains in the northeastern United States. Most of the major peaks over 4,000 feet high in New Hampshire are located in the national forest.

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Manager

U.S. Forest Service

• Mount Washington6,289 ft · Summit
• Mount Lafayette5,240 ft · Summit
• Mount Moosilauke4,803 ft · Summit
• Carter Dome4,826 ft · Summit
• Mount Cabot4,127 ft · Summit
• South Kinsman Mountain4,357 ft · Summit
• Smarts Mountain3,225 ft · Summit
• Mount Osceola4,321 ft · Summit
• Mount Tecumseh4,003 ft · Summit
• Mount Field4,321 ft · Summit
• South Twin4,902 ft · Summit
• Speckled Mountain2,887 ft · Summit
• Bear Mountain3,202 ft · Summit
• Mount Waumbek4,006 ft · Summit
• Mount Chocorua3,478 ft · Summit
• Mount Hancock4,400 ft · Summit
• Black Crescent Mountain3,255 ft · Summit
• Wildcat Mountain4,396 ft · Summit
• Mount Nancy3,894 ft · Summit
• Mount Moriah4,049 ft · Summit
• Mount Adams5,801 ft · Summit
• Owls Head4,026 ft · Summit
• Mount Passaconaway4,019 ft · Summit
• Mount Garfield4,482 ft · Summit
• Mount Jefferson5,712 ft · Summit
• Mount Weeks3,888 ft · Summit
• Cannon Mountain4,081 ft · Summit
• Scar Ridge3,783 ft · Summit
• Mount Hale4,049 ft · Summit
• Mount Whiteface3,993 ft · Summit

• Appalachian Trail - 13 NHStrenuous · 145.1 mi · 33,684 ft gain · Est. 71.75–101.25 hr
• Mount Washington via Crawford PathStrenuous · 7.7 mi · 5,335 ft gain · Est. 8.5–12 hr
• Garfield Ridge TrailEasy · 3.0 mi · 1,830 ft gain · Est. 2–2.75 hr