The 4000-Footer guidebook remains the most comprehensive guide and history devoted solely to New Hampshire’s 48 highest peaks. Dickerman’s photo history celebrates the colorful history of the 4000-Footers and features more than 200 vintage images culled from a variety of regional organizations and private collections, including many rare and previously unpublished images!

To inspire your next adventure, or reminisce on past excursions, for a good time the third installment of the Bretzfelder Park Winter Family Education Series has it in the bag.

Register: This program is free to the pubilc. Registration is strongly encourage, walk-ins will be welcomed. Register at the link below. 

(Not yet a member or not sure if you've renewed your membership? Sign up for a membership here, starting at only $45/year, and receive future discounts, or contact tripley@forestsociety.org with questions.)

About the Presenter: Dickerman, the author or editor of more than a dozen books related to the White Mountains, has climbed the 48 peaks on the list in both summer and winter and is a former member of the Appalachian Mountain Club Four Thousand Footer Committee. In 2021, his compilation of photographs detailing the history of the 4000-Footers was published by Arcadia Publishing. Two years later, in the fall of 2023, he published a new updated and expanded third edition of the guidebook, The 4000-Footers of the White Mountains, which he co-authored with Steven D. Smith of Lincoln, N.H., the longtime editor of the revered AMC White Mountain Guide