Periodic Table of White Mountain 4000-Footers

Don't have time to pore over one of the many fine guidebooks on hiking the White Mountain 4000-Footers? This poster — now in its second edition — is here to help, distilling a wealth of research into a format similar to that of the Periodic Table of Elements.

Regional colors are keyed to match the stickers in the companion White Mountain 4000-Footer Passport.

Peaks are arranged by elevation from top-left to bottom-right, so you can see at a glance which ranges cluster toward the high end, which drift toward the lower end, and which are scattered throughout. The result is a tapestry of color reminiscent of fall leaves carpeting the trail in October.

The poster is more than just elevations and peak names, though. It's a genuine reference tool you can actually use to plan your next hike — or your next 48.

Every one of the White Mountain four thousand foot peaks gets its own tile, packed with difficulty rating, elevation, elevation rank, number of trails, view type, summit type, Federal designation, county, land manager, region, and more.

Want to know whether your next summit promises alpine terrain, dense spruce forest, or a panoramic view from an observation tower? It's all here.

Offset-printed on 80lb paper with endurance gloss.

A portion of this product's profits go directly to trail organizations we support.

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