Hiking Mount Eisenhower, the easiest of the Presidentials in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
Hiking Mount Eisenhower via the Edmands Path is a fantastic way to experience the beauty of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. This moderately challenging trail is a great introduction to the Presidential Range, offering hikers a steady climb through the forest from the trailhead off Mount Clinton Road. The well-maintained path features a series of gentle switchbacks and small stream crossings, making the initial ascent manageable, even for those new to hiking in the region. As you ascend higher up the Edmands Path, the dense forest begins to thin, revealing rocky terrain and steeper sections of the trail. Once you break through the tree line, you're greeted with breathtaking views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. The alpine vegetation adds to the scenic experience, and as you near the Mount Eisenhower Loop junction, the panoramic views of the White Mountains and Presidential Range grow more impressive. Reaching the summit of Mount Eisenhower offers a spectacular reward: 36
