Mount Lafayette, New Hampshire
Prominence: 3320 ft, 1012 m | Elevation: 5240+ feet, 1597+ meters |
True Isolation: 17.23 mi, 27.73 km |
| Elevation Info: | Elevation range: 5240 - 5280 ft
(40-foot closed contour)
NAVD88 Elevation: 5240 ft / 1597 m
(Range 5240 - 5280 ft)
| | Subpeaks | Mount Lafayette-North Peak (5040 ft/1536 m)
Mount Truman (5000 ft/1524 m)
| | Latitude/Longitude (WGS84) | 44° 9' 39'' N, 71° 38' 40'' W
44.16073, -71.644564 (Dec Deg)
288545 E 4893126 N, Zone 19 (UTM) | | Country | United States | | State/Province | New Hampshire | | County/Second Level Region | Grafton (Highest Point) | | City/Town | Franconia (Highest Point) | Links
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Mount Lafayette at SummitPost.org
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CoHP.org Trip Report for Grafton, NH by Ron Tagliapietra
CoHP.org Trip Report for Grafton, NH by Roy Schweiker
CoHP.org Trip Report for Grafton, NH by Shannon Dillmore
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Lists that contain Mount Lafayette:
USA Lower 48 Top 400 Peaks by Prominence (Rank #278)
USA Lower 48 Range5 High Points (Rank #451)
New Hampshire 3500-foot Peaks (Rank #6)
New England 3700-foot Peaks (Rank #7)
Northeast USA 4000-foot Peaks (Rank #8)
New England 4000-foot Peaks (Rank #7)
Eastern USA Peaks with 2500 feet of Prominence (Rank #9)
Northeast USA Drainage Basin High Points (Rank #7)
New Hampshire County High Points (Rank #2)
USA Lower 48 Drainage Basin High Points (Rank #31)
Northeastern USA CoHPs (Rank #4)
New Hampshire 4000-foot Peaks (Rank #6)
2000-foot Prominence CoHPs - 48 States (Rank #128)
CoHP High Five List (Rank #94)
Northeast "115" 4000-footers (Rank #8)
Eastern U.S. County High Points over 4500 feet (Rank #29)
Northeast USA Peaks with 2000 feet of Prominence (Rank #5)
AMC New England Hundred Highest (Rank #7)
AMC New Hampshire 4000-footers (Rank #6)
Selected Guidebook(s) for this Peak:
 AMC White Mountain Guide, 28th Edition (Smith, Daniell)
Selected Trip Reports from this site:
1951-08-20 by Frederick Johnson
2007-04-22 by Diane Mancino
2007-06-30 by Paul Rago
2009-09-04 by Kevin Tilton
2009-09-26 by Matthew Nelson
2010-07-20 by Daniel Griffin
2010-10-30 by Gary McMeekin (Unsuccessful)
2011-03-12 by Michael Blair
2011-07-27 by Ryan Aschbrenner
2011-09-11 by Matt DiFrancesco
2011-10-15 by Jerome Djé (GPS Track)
2012-02-10 by Matt DiFrancesco (GPS Track)
2012-06-24 by JF Theroux (GPS Track)
2012-07-18 by Spencer Corcoran
2012-08-14 by Gabriel C
2013-05-26 by Caroline Desrosby
2013-07-13 by Gregory Rada (GPS Track)
2013-08-17 by Chris Stempek (GPS Track)
2013-09-29 by Kevin Klasman (GPS Track)
2013-10-05 by Steve Blanchette
2014-04-07 by Megan Cheney (Unsuccessful)
2014-06-07 by Chris Calabrese
2014-10-11 by Jamie Perkins (GPS Track)
2015-05-16 by Glenn Sullivan (GPS Track)
2015-05-24 by Jill Conroy
2015-07-25 by Michael Stonek (GPS Track)
2015-09-08 by Wesley Barry (GPS Track)
2016-01-09 by David Darby (GPS Track)
2016-02-26 by Sylvain Louhaur (GPS Track)
2016-07-23 by Sylvain Louhaur (GPS Track)
2016-08-20 by Wayne Snyder (GPS Track)
2016-10-11 by Scott Dresser (GPS Track)
2017-06-11 by Kevin Swenson (GPS Track)
2017-07-21 by Kevin Spillman
2017-08-26 by Will Durgin (GPS Track)
2017-09-02 by David Sena (GPS Track)
2017-09-16 by Justin Metzger
2018-01-20 by Bruce Adams (GPS Track)
2018-08-25 by Raven Matherne (GPS Track)
2018-10-06 by Bruce Adams (GPS Track)
View ascents of peak by registered Peakbagger.com members (1892 total)
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| Mount Lafayette is the monarch of the vast Franconia Region and second most prominent peak in both the White Mountains and New Hampshire. It anchors the second largest above-treeline area in the Whites, lying at the north end of the long, sharp, rocky crest of the Franconia Ridge. It's summit is a very popular hiking destination, and Interstate 93 runs right along the western base of the peak. |
Other Photos
View of Lafayette (center-left, high peak), Truman (small rise in ridge in front of Lafayette) and Garfield (right, in distance) from the top of Lincoln looking north along Franconia Ridge (2016-10-11). Photo by Scott Dresser.
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