Randolph

Built around scattered farms on the northern flank of New Hampshire’s Presidential Range, Randolph grew into a small White Mountains community shaped by mountain travel and summer residence. Mount Adams and Mount Jefferson rise south of town, while the Crescent Range forms part of its local upland terrain. Since 1910, the Randolph Mountain Club has maintained footpaths and backcountry shelters in these mountains, continuing a local tradition of hiking access. Randolph remains largely rural, with wooded roads and dispersed homes. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of New Hampshire’s White Mountains.

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