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Denali Weekend   August 12-14

 

Within the mountains that surround Waterville Valley exist a number of New England's highest peaks. The Denali Challenge will be to hike five of these peaks in one weekend. The altitude of these five approximates the height of Mount Denali in Alaska. The weekend will be filled with intense hiking for some, but will also include time for socializing, hikes for families and kids, and games and entertainment. The ultimate challenge is to hike the five peaks equaling 20,000 feet (Denali is at 20,328') and claiming the title "Alive after five". This year hikers will be able to choose from a number of different peaks for the five mountains they will climb.  Participation in the weekend is free and everyone is welcome. Whether you're an experienced hiker looking to master all five peaks, or just looking to join the fun, there is something to fit all abilities and ages.

Schedule

 

 

Denali Peaks Announced

Hike any five of the following peaks to achieve 20,000’ (or a sixth peak if elevation is needed).

 

Peaks (Elevation)

  • Tecumseh (4003)

  • Welch (2605)

  • Dickey (2734)

  • Snow’s (2800)

  • North Peak Tripyramid (4180)

  • Middle Peak Tripyramid (4140)

  • South Peak Tripyramid (4100)

  • Mt. Osceola (4340)

  • Mt. Osceola East (4156)

  • The Scaur (2200)

  • Goodrich Rock (2200)

  • Noon Peak (2976)

  • Jennings Peak (3460)

 

Friday
Hikes can be done on Saturday and Sunday, but hikers can choose to get one of the mountains out of the way on Friday. We do encourage a warm up hike on Friday to one of the many scenic outlooks in Waterville Valley.

Friday Night
Registration is from 6-8PM in the Town Square at the concierge desk.

 

Saturday 
10am Family Hike to Cascades-meet at the Info Booth in Town Square. Transporation is provided. Hikers bag 2 or 3 peaks.

 

Sunday
10am Family Hike to Goodrich Rock-meet at the Info Booth in Town Square. Transporation is provided.

Hikers finish 5 peaks.

 

*Schedule is subject to change.

Register

To register and to book your stay, please call 1-800-GO-VALLEY.

 

 

 

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