New Hampshire's White Mountain Range is filled with huts and campsites run by the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC). These accommodations provide a unique opportunity for hikers to explore the rugged beauty of the Presidential Range, which is located within the White Mountains.
We all know the tallest Granite State mountain to be Mount Washington, but which one is the second tallest? The answer lies within the Presidential Range, where Mount Adams takes the title as the second-highest peak in New Hampshire.
From Lost Coast Trail in California to the Grand Canyon Rim-to-Rim in Arizona, these are 12 of the most epic single and multi-day hikes in the United States. Among these stunning hikes is the Presidential Range in New Hampshire, offering breathtaking views and a unique presidential twist with its peak names.
President Obama has decided to rename the tallest mountain in the U.S. Mount Denali, which is its traditional Native American name. This decision reflects a growing trend of honoring indigenous cultures and reclaiming historical names for natural landmarks.
New Hampshire's famous Presidential Range in the White Mountains has many peaks named after presidents and other famous statesmen. From Mount Washington to Mount Jefferson, each peak offers a glimpse into American history and leadership.
Presidential Range: The 19-mile Presidential Range is located mostly in Coös County, and consists of 13 mountains all named after US presidents (with one...
With some pushing to remove Franklin Pierce's name from two colleges because of his support of slavery, you have to wonder about the future...
The White Mountains are one of the most ruggedly picturesque mountain ranges on the northeastern coast of the U.S. states of New Hampshire...
Soaking climbs, sweeping views and hospitable huts are all part of a trek through the White Mountains in New Hampshire.
