The White Mountain Four Thousand Footers List

This list is often referred to as the New Hampshire 4000-footers. (see note below.)

Rank	Name	Elev
1	Washington	6288
2	Adams	5774
3	Jefferson	5712
4	Monroe	5384*
5	Madison	5367
6	Lafayette	5260*
7	Lincoln	5089
8	South Twin	4902
9	Carter Dome	4832
10	Moosilauke	4802
11	Eisenhower	4780*
12	North Twin	4761
13	Carrigain	4700*
14	Bond	4698
15	Middle Carter	4610*
16	West Bond	4540*
17	Garfield	4500*
18	Liberty	4459
19	South Carter	4430*
20	Wildcat	4422
21	Hancock	4420*
22	South Kinsman	4358
23	Field	4340*
24	Osceola	4340*
25	Flume	4328
26	South Hancock	4319
27	Pierce	4310
28	North Kinsman	4293
29	Willey	4285
30	Bondcliff	4265
31	Zealand	4260*
32	North Tripyramid	4180*
33	Cabot	4170*
34	East Osceola	4156
35	Middle Tripyramid	4140*
36	Cannon	4100*
37	Hale	4054
38	Jackson	4052
39	Tom	4051
40	Wildcat, D Peak	4050*
41	Moriah	4049
42	Passaconaway	4043
43	Owl's Head	4025
44	Galehead	4024
45	Whiteface	4020*
46	Waumbek	4006
47	Isolation	4004
48	Tecumseh	4003

* indicates that the elevation has been estimated by adding half of the contour interval to the highest contour line.

All of the peaks on this list are reached by official trails with the exception of Owl's Head, whose herd path is described in the AMC White Mountain Guide.

If you are wondering why some peaks are not included on this list, see the FAQ page.

See also the New England 4000-footers
or the New England 100 Highest

Although many people refer to this list as the New Hampshire 4000-Footers, it is officialy known as the White Mountain 4000-Footers. Some might argue that the former is more technically correct because the list does not include Old Speck (4170'), which might be considered part of the White Mountians geologically or geographically (and is included in the AMC White Mountain Guide). However, it is not within the boundaries of the White Mountain National Forest and is sufficiently distant from any other 4000-footer in the Whites to warrant exclusion.