Home States  Connecticut  Maine  Massachusetts  New Hampshire  New York  Vermont  View All Lists  NE 4,000 Footers  NH 4,000 Footers  NH 52 With A View  NH Belknap Range  NH Ossipee 10 Explanation of Ratings Links Search Trip Log About	Mt. Adams Thompson and Meserve's Purchase, NH Mt. Adams as seen from Mt. Jefferson Summary Mt. Adams, named after President John Adams, is the second highest mountain in New England. The rocky summit features views in all directions. Summit Elevation 5,774 feet Summit Facilities None. Trip Reports: Click on the date for photos, timestamps, and maps. Date of Hike Trail(s) Length Steepness Vertical January 17, 2010 Valley Way, more Difficult Difficult 5,887' December 19, 2009 Valley Way, more Very Difficult Difficult 6,574' November 15, 2009 Chemins Des Dames, more Difficult Very Difficult 5,240' August 6, 2009 Madison Gulf Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 5,381' April 15, 2009 Air Line Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 5,315' March 15, 2009 Valley Way, more Difficult Difficult 5,475' February 16, 2009 Valley Way, more Very Difficult Very Difficult 7,562' October 24, 2008 Air Line Trail, more Moderate Very Difficult 4,623' July 16, 2008 Caps Ridge Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 4,675' September 1, 2007 Air Line Trail, more Difficult Very Difficult 5,255' More Information - New Hampshire 4,000 Foot Peaks - New England 4,000 Foot Peaks - New England 100 Highest Peaks - John Adams - The White House - The mountain's namesake
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