Gorhamの天然記念物・トップ6

Star Lake is a small alpine reservoir that sits just below the summit of Mount Quincy Adams. There are some open areas and rocks that make for good rest spots, or you can carry on and tag one of the many peaks towering above the waters.

Moriah is the northernmost peak in New Hampshire on the Appalachian Trail and the second northernmost 4000 footer in the state. The views from the summit are outstanding, and it is said that on a clear day you can see the Atlantic.

The Imp Face could also be known as the other stone face of New Hampshire. This cliff takes the appearance of a grizzly Bear. If you let your imagination run wild, of course.

Mount Adams is the second highest peak in the state of New Hampshire at 5,793 feet. Mount Adams was named after John Adams, the second President of the United States and is a part of the well-known Presidential Range and the popular, but challenging, Presidential Traverse. This exposed peak offers fantastic 360 degree views of the entire range.

Mount Adams is the second-highest peak in the state of New Hampshire at 5,793 feet. Mount Adams was named after John Adams, the second President of the United States and is a part of the well-known Presidential Range and the popular, but challenging, Presidential Traverse. This exposed peak offers fantastic 360-degree views of the entire range.

Moriah is the northernmost peak in New Hampshire on the Appalachian Trail and the second northernmost 4000 footer in the state. The views from the summit are outstanding and it is said that on a clear day you can see the Atlantic.

The Imp Face could also be known as the other stone face of New Hampshire. This cliff takes the appearance of a grizzly Bear. If you let your imagination run wild , of course .

With its exposed summit, you can enjoy a fantastic view over the landscape of the White Mountains. You can get here by hiking the Carter Moriah Trail which is a 9 miles round trip with rocky sections.