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52 With a View Checklist

All 52 hikes on the Over the Hill Hikers' 2025 list, highest first, plus the retired peaks that still count toward your patch. Check off the ones you've done to see your progress and what's left.

Check off the peaks you've climbed

52 With a View: check off the peaks you have climbed
ClimbedPeakFeet
3,992
3,910
3,900
3,743
3,703
3,597
3,592
3,576
3,493
3,490
3,469
3,461
3,426
3,415
3,385
3,384
3,340
3,269
Added in 2025
3,258
3,238
3,203
3,170
3,165
3,149
3,128
3,100
One hike: North 3,051 ft, South 2,939 ft
3,051
3,020
3,013
2,990
2,965
2,938
2,935
2,916
2,890
2,850
2,829
2,772
Back on the list in 2025
2,723
One hike: Welch 2,598 ft, Dickey 2,722 ft
2,722
2,691
2,669
2,636
2,584
2,573
2,552
2,543
2,538
Added in 2025
2,465
2,404
2,213
2,200
Retired peaks, which still count toward your 52
Retired in 2025
3,915
Retired in 2025
3,557
Retired in 2010
3,478
Retired in 2001
3,454
Retired in 2020
3,204
Retired in 2020
2,944
Retired in 2020
2,756
Retired in 2025
2,663
Retired in 2020
2,620
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How it's calculated

Progress = peaks checked ÷ 52
Summit feet = sum of the summit
              elevations you checked

Summit feet adds up how high each summit is. It is not the elevation you gained on the trail, which the full tracker logs per hike.

Sources and worked example
Your progress on 52 With a View0 / 520% done · 52 to go
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What's left & next peaks

All 52, from Sandwich Dome (3,992 ft) down to Mount Percival (2,200 ft).

Summit feet climbed0 ftof 160,238 ft on the list
Highest climbedNone yet
Highest still to climbSandwich Dome

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How the 52 With a View checklist works

The list is the Over the Hill Hikers' official 52 With a View, as revised in June 2025. Every peak is under 4,000 feet, and each was picked for its view. The elevations are the keepers' figures from the 2019 statewide LIDAR survey.

1. Check off what you've hiked

Tick the box next to each hike you've done. Two entries are pairs of summits done as one hike, North and South Doublehead and Welch and Dickey. Each pair counts once. If you hiked a peak that has since been retired, check it in the retired group at the bottom. It counts toward your 52.

2. Read your progress

The panel counts your hikes out of 52, the percent done and how many are left. Summit feet adds up the elevation of every summit you've checked, using the higher summit for the two pairs. It is not your elevation gain on the trail.

3. Plan what's left

Set Show to "Still to climb" to see only the current peaks you haven't done. Retired peaks drop out of that view, since you never need them.

Worked example

A hiker has done Welch and Dickey, Mount Willard, Mount Chocorua, Mount Monadnock and Mount Cardigan, and climbed Mount Starr King years ago before it was retired. That is 6 of 52, or 11.5%, with 46 to go.

Worked example: six hikes
Welch and Dickey2,722 ft
Mount Willard2,850 ft
Mount Chocorua3,490 ft
Mount Monadnock3,170 ft
Mount Cardigan3,149 ft
Mount Starr King (retired)3,915 ft
Summit feet19,296 ft

The retired peak counts, so this hiker needs 46 more from the 47 current peaks still unclimbed. The highest of those is Sandwich Dome at 3,992 ft.

Where the sources differ

The list changes every 5 to 10 years, and some websites and older books still show an earlier version. In 2025 the keepers retired Blueberry Mountain (Benton), Mount Martha (Cherry Mountain) and Mount Starr King and added Bald Peak, Iron Mountain and Owlshead (Carroll). In 2020 they retired Black Mountain Middle Peak (Jackson), Hibbard Mountain, Square Ledge (Albany) and West Royce Mountain. Carr Mountain left the list in 2001 and Mount Wolf in 2010.

Elevations moved too. The keepers updated every summit to 2019 LIDAR survey figures, so older lists can be a few feet off. When a number here disagrees with your guidebook, the guidebook is probably using the older map elevation.

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FAQ

Common questions

What is the 52 With a View list?

A list of New Hampshire hikes under 4,000 feet with big views, made in 1990 by the Over the Hill Hikers of Sandwich, NH. They still keep it. Paired with the 48 four-thousand footers, it was meant to cover the 100 best hikes in the state.

What changed on the list in 2025?

In June 2025 the Over the Hill Hikers retired Blueberry Mountain (Benton), Mount Martha (Cherry Mountain) and Mount Starr King and added Bald Peak, Iron Mountain and Owlshead (Carroll). Blueberry and Starr King no longer have big views, and Owlshead has a better view than Mount Martha on the same ridge.

Do retired peaks still count?

Yes. The keepers say to keep going until you reach 52 in any combination of old and current peaks. This checklist lists the retired peaks under the current ones and counts them toward your 52.

What is the highest and the lowest peak on the list?

Sandwich Dome is the highest at 3,992 ft. Mount Percival is the lowest at 2,200 ft.

How do I get the 52 With a View patch?

Mail a printed list of your 52 hikes to the Over the Hill Hikers with $5 in cash and a self-addressed stamped envelope. Their patch page has the address. They do not track winter rounds or repeats.

Can I hike the 52 With a View with my dog?

Yes, and the keepers send a patch for pets too. Dogs are not allowed on Mount Monadnock, so they suggest swapping in a retired peak for that one.

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