Hello! My name is Wendy. I have made a new goal to hike all the New England 4,000 footers. I hiked my first 4,000 footer on June 19, 2010 by successfully hiking up Mount Pierce and Mount Eisenhower. It was after those hikes that I decided to hike all the 67 4,000 footers in New England, starting with 48 of them in NH.
What is a 4,000 footer?
What is a 4,000 footer? The term 4,000 footers (or 4ks) refers to a group of 67 mountains in New England of interest in the sport of peak-bagging. Each peak must be at least 4,000 feet tall, and have a prominence of at least 200 feet to qualify as a 4,000 footer. The New England 4,000 footer mountains lie mainly in NH (48 of them) and the rest in VT and ME (5 in VT, and 14 in ME).
Monday, June 28, 2010
Mount Pierce and Mount Eisenhwer Photos
Taken from Mount Eisenhower
Panoramic photo of Gibbs Falls
Me resting at the summit of Mount Eisenhower
There were a lot of people at the summit of Mount Pierce
Taken from Mount Eisenhower
Panoramic photo of Gibbs Falls
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