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Northeast 111 [NE111]

All mountains greater than 4,000 feet with a topographic prominence of at least 200 feet in the Northeast United States (New England plus New York). Surveys conducted since the list was created have resulted in the addition of four mountains; however, mountains that were found to no longer meet the requirements have not been removed. [Source]

NE 100 Highest [NE100H]

The 100 tallest mountains in New England with at least 200 feet of topographic prominence. [Source]

50 Finest [50F]

The 50 mountains in New England with the greatest topographic prominence. [Source]

52 with a View [52WAV]

A curated list of 52 sub-4,000-foot mountains in New Hampshire with fantastic views. [Source]

Terrifying 25 [T25]

A curated list of 25 White Mountain (NH) trails with challenging technical elements (slides, rock scrambles, and boulder caves). To officially "complete" the list, one must hike all 20 "Required" trails as well as any five of the "Optional" ones. [Source]

NH 100 Highest [NH100H]

The 100 tallest mountains in New Hampshire. [Source]

Trailwrights 72 [TW72]

All named mountains in New Hampshire greater than 4000 feet with a topological prominence of 100 feet. The official requirements include needing to climb each peak individually, but I am not doing that here. [Source]

NH 3000 Footers [NH3K]

All New Hampshire peaks from NE111 plus all peaks with between 3000 and 4000 feet of elevation. [Source]

Northeast Ultra 8 [NEU8]

Eight ultra-hikes located in the Northeast. [Source]

NH 23 Fire Towers [23TOW]

All 23 mountains/hills in New Hampshire whose summit has a fire tower. [Source]

AMC Huts [HUTS]

All 8 high huts of the White Mountains, run by the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC). [Source]

The Grid

A challenge to summit each 4,000-foot mountain in New Hampshire 12 times, once in each month of the year. [Source]

Redlining

A challenge to hike every mile of trail in the White Mountain National Forest. [Source]

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