Mount Roberts

Mount Roberts is a mountain summit in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire that rises above forested terrain with birch, spruce, and fir trees covering its slopes. The route to the peak winds through changing woodland scenes that shift with each gain in elevation.

The mountain became protected land through a conservation effort designed to safeguard the landscape for future generations. This preservation allowed the terrain to remain accessible for hiking while maintaining its natural state.

Mount Roberts represents a notable entry on the 52 With a View list, which catalogs New Hampshire peaks offering exceptional viewing experiences.

The ascent takes several hours and there are multiple rest spots along the route up the mountain. Most visitors should bring enough water and wear proper hiking boots to walk safely and comfortably.

On clear days, visitors can see both the lakes of the region and Mount Washington from the summit, experiencing two different landscapes of New Hampshire at once. This rare view connects two notable places of the state visually.