White Mountains
New Hampshire's highlands
White Mountains refers to several mountain ranges, most notably the range in northern New Hampshire known for rugged peaks, fall foliage, and Mount Washington—the highest summit in the northeastern United States.
Other White Mountains exist in Arizona, Alaska, and California.
The name typically comes from snow-covered peaks or light-colored rock.
- alpine tundraTreeless high-elevation ecosystem
- Mount WashingtonNew Hampshire's tallest summit
- hiking trailsRecreational walking routes outdoors
- Appalachian TrailEastern US thru-hike route
- boreal forestSubarctic coniferous woodland zone
ski resorts · brook trout · moose · Granite State · peregrine falcon · balsam fir · cog railway · camping sites · red spruce · New England · waterfalls · scenic drives · autumn foliage · leaf peepers · birch · mountain streams · hiking · peaks
- mountain rangesAlps, Andes, Himalayas, Rockies, Pyrenees
- Appalachian TrailKatahdin, Harpers Ferry, Damascus, Hanover, Daleville
- New England MountainsMount Washington, Mount Moriah, Sugarloaf Mountain, Saddleback
- mountainsmountain, peaks, peak, summit, summits
- Eastern U.S.Appalachians, Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic coast, Piedmont, Catskills
- New EnglandMaine, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Connecticut
White MountainsRocky Mountains
Western North American cordillera
White MountainsGreat Plains
Central North American grassland
Death Valley · Mississippi Delta · Florida Everglades · Central Valley · coastal lowlands