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Mount Adams
Mount Adams is a 5,774-foot mountain in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains. It is the second-highest mountain in New Hampshire, after Mount Washington. The mountain was named after President John Adams. Mount Adams is known for its expansive above-treeline summit and rugged terrain, and it stands just north of Mount Jefferson in the northern Presidential Range.
NH48 4,000-Footers
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Full NH48 Peak Guide
Use the main NH48 guide for Mount Adams when you want trail planning, route context, and the canonical peak landing page.