Home to the Randolph
Mountain Club is the valley bounded by the north slope of the
Presidential Range and the south slope of the Crescent Range
in beautiful New Hampshire. These are some of the highest peaks
in the Northeast, and are at the heart of the northern half of
the White Mountain National Forest.
Traveling through the heart
of the White Mountain National Forest, US Route 2 bisects Randolph
valley, and offers outstanding views of the rugged Presidential
Range, including Mounts Madison, Adams, Jefferson and Washington--
the famed "Home of the World's Worst Weather."
Crisscrossing the Crescent and
Presidential Ranges are 100 miles of trails maintained by the
RMC. The RMC trail system is one of the densest and most interesting
trail systems in the country, offering short walks to lovely
cascades, waterfalls, ledges and viewpoints, pleasant and relaxing
forest paths, as well as the challenges of the mighty Presidentials.