The 4,000 Foot Peaks of New Hampshire
A 4,000 footer is a mountain that has an elevation of at least 4,000 feet and a minimum of 200 feet prominence. All criteria are determined by the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC).
The state of New Hampshire has forty-eight 4,000 foot mountains (mostly in the White Mountains) listed below in order of the highest elevation to the lowest elevation.
You can earn a hiking patch for hiking all 48 of the New Hampshire 4,000 Footers, also known as the NH48.
Mountain
- Mt Washington
- Mt Adams
- Mt Jefferson
- Mt Sam Adams
- Mt Clay (or Reagan)
- Boott Spur
- Mt Quincy Adams
- Mt Monroe
- Mt Madison
- Mt Abigail Adams
- Mt Adams “5”
- Mt Lafayette
- Mt Lincoln
- Mt Franklin
- S Twin Mountain
- Carter Dome
- Mt Moosilauke
- Little Mt Haystack
- Mt Eisenhower
- North Twin Mountain
- Mt Carrigain
- Mt Bond
- Gulf Peak
- Mt Hight
- M Carter Mountain
- N Carter Mountain
- Mt Guyot
- West Mt Bond
- Mt Blue
- S Peak Mt Moosilauke
- Mt Garfield
- Mt Liberty
- S Carter Mountain
- Wildcat Mountain
- Mt Hancock
- S Peak Mt Kinsman
- Mt Field
- Mt Osceola
- Mt Flume
- S Mt Hancock
- Mt Pierce (or Clinton)
- Wildcat B
- N Peak Mt Kinsman
- Mt Willey
- Wildcat C
- Bondcliff
- Zealand Mountain
- N Peak Mt Tripyramid
- Mt Jim
- Mt Cabot
- E Peak Mt Osceola
- M Peak Mt Tripyramid
- W Peak Mt Osceola
- Cannon Mountain
- S Peak Mt Tripyramid
- Mt Hale
- Mt Jackson
- Mt Tom
- Wildcat D Mountain
- Mt Moriah
- Wildcat E
- Mt Passaconaway
- Owl’s Head (Franconia)
- Galehead
- Mt Whiteface
- Mt Waumbek
- Mt Isolation
- Mt Tecumseh
Elevation
(feet / meters)- 6,288 / 1,917
- 5,774 / 1,760
- 5,712 / 1,741
- 5,584 / 1,702
- 5,532 / 1,686
- 5,492 / 1,674
- 5,394 / 1,644
- 5,384 / 1,641
- 5,367 / 1,636
- 5,348 / 1,630
- 5,266 / 1,605
- 5,249 / 1,600
- 5,089 / 1,551
- 5,004 / 1,525
- 4,902 / 1,494
- 4,832 / 1,473
- 4,802 / 1,464
- 4,800 / 1,463
- 4,780 / 1,457
- 4,761 / 1,451
- 4,700 / 1,433
- 4,698 / 1,432
- 4,692 / 1,430
- 4,675 / 1,425
- 4,610 / 1,405
- 4,589 / 1,399
- 4,580 / 1,396
- 4,540 / 1,384
- 4,529 / 1,380
- 4,523 / 1,378
- 4,500 / 1,372
- 4,459 / 1,359
- 4,430 / 1,350
- 4,422 / 1,348
- 4,420 / 1,347
- 4,358 / 1,328
- 4,340 / 1,323
- 4,340 / 1,323
- 4,328 / 1,319
- 4,319 / 1,316
- 4,310 / 1,314
- 4,305 / 1,312
- 4,293 / 1,309
- 4,285 / 1,306
- 4,285 / 1,306
- 4,265 / 1,300
- 4,260 / 1,298
- 4,180 / 1,274
- 4,172 / 1,272
- 4,170 / 1,271
- 4,156 / 1,267
- 4,140 / 1,262
- 4,114 / 1,253
- 4,100 / 1,250
- 4,090 / 1,247
- 4,054 / 1,236
- 4,052 / 1,235
- 4,051 / 1,235
- 4,050 / 1,234
- 4,049 / 1,234
- 4,046 / 1,233
- 4,043 / 1,232
- 4,025 / 1,227
- 4,024 / 1,227
- 4,020 / 1,225
- 4,006 / 1,221
- 4,004 / 1,220
- 4,003 / 1,220
Notes
- Tallest in the North East, AT
- One of the Presidentials
- One of the Presidentials
- Subpeak of Mt Adams
- Subpeak of Mt Washington
- Subpeak of Mt Washington
- Subpeak of Mt Adams
- One of the Presidentials
- One of the Presidentials
- Subpeak of Mt Adams
- Subpeak of Mt Adams
- 4000’er, 50 Finest, AT
- 4000’er, AT
- Subpeak of Mt Monroe
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er, 50 Finest, AT
- 4000’er, 50 Finest, AT
- AT, subpeak of Mt Lincoln
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, 50 Finest
- 4000’er
- subpeak of Boott Spur
- AT, subpeak of Carter Dome
- 4000’er, AT
- AT
- AT
- 4000’er
- Subpeak of Mt Moosilauke
- Subpeak of Mt Moosilauke
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, 50 Finest
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, 50 Finest
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, AT
- Subpeak of Wildcat
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- Subpeak of Wildcat
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- Subpeak of Mt Moosilauke
- 4000’er, 50 Finest
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- Subpeak of Mt Osceola
- Cannon Mountain Ski Area
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4Ker / AT / Wildcat Ski Area
- 4000’er, AT
- Subpeak of Wildcat D
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, AT
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er
- 4000’er, Waterville Valley