NH48 API

Open data, routes, and photo metadata for New Hampshire’s 48 four-thousand-foot peaks. Browse the catalog, explore White Mountain trails, discover long-distance hiking routes, and learn about alpine flora.

Buildings and weather observatory atop Mount Washington in the White Mountains

NH48 Catalog

Browse New Hampshire's 48 four-thousand-foot peaks with detailed elevation data, route information, and summit photos. Filter by difficulty, range, and completion status.

Explore NH48 Peaks
Bondcliff ridge with alpine slabs and distant summits under a clear sky

Peak Planning Tool

Build NH48 day-trip itineraries with drag-and-drop ordering, risk filters, and route metrics.

Open Peak Planner
Approach to West Bond through krummholz with the Bonds beyond

Timed PeakID Game

Race the clock by matching falling summit photos to the correct NH48 peak names.

Play Timed PeakID Game
Forest path along Carter Dome crest toward Carter Dome

White Mountain Trails

Interactive map and trail finder for the White Mountain National Forest. Track completion progress, view trail details, and explore routes with real-time filtering.

Explore Trails
Franconia Ridge trail climbing toward the Mount Lafayette summit cone

Long Trails

Discover long-distance hiking trails across North America. View trail segments, elevation profiles, and route details for scenic thru-hikes and backpacking adventures.

View Long Trails
Close-up of alpine bilberry with ripening berries

Howker Plant Catalog

Explore alpine and subalpine plant observations from the Howker Ridge Trail, with species details, habitat notes, and photo references.

Browse Plant Catalog
Mount Adams summit ridge under clear alpine skies in the White Mountains

White Mountains Visual Wiki

Browse connected mountain, plant, and animal entries in a visual field-guide format built for hikers and researchers.

Open Visual Wiki

NH48 is an open hub for New Hampshire 4,000-footers and White Mountains peaks, with a searchable peak catalog, trail data, and crawlable photo metadata for hikers, researchers, and search/AI systems.

Author: Nathan Sobol