The Whites, Greens, Adirondacks, and Acadia — rocky, root-laced trails with explosive fall foliage and surprisingly serious alpine zones.
The Northeast's most demanding day hike up its highest peak.
Maine's highest peak and the northern terminus of the Appalachian Trail.
Acadia's most exposed iron-rung climb up Champlain Mountain's east face.
A 1.7-mile alpine ridge linking three of New England's 4,000-footers.
Connecticut's highest peak via a loop on the Appalachian Trail.
The classic Jersey climb above the Delaware Water Gap with panoramic river views.
A friendly loop over the highest ground in New Jersey with views into NY and PA.
The Hudson Highlands' famous hand-over-hand scramble above the river.
The easiest of the Adirondack High Peaks and a perfect first 46er.
Vermont's most distinctive summit and a fragile alpine ecosystem.
Vermont's highest summit via the most scenic open-ridge route.
Massachusetts' highest peak via a steep climb through a glacial cirque.
A short, dramatic Berkshires loop to white quartzite cliffs and Squaw Peak.