Mount Flume, Mountain summit in White Mountains, New Hampshire, United States.
Mount Flume is a peak in the Franconia Range located in the White Mountains, with an elevation of about 4,300 feet (1,310 m). Exposed granite and forest-covered slopes characterize its landscape.
The mountain became a recognized hiking destination in the mid-1800s as the White Mountains region developed into a center for outdoor recreation. This growth made the area accessible to wealthy visitors from nearby cities.
The summit belongs to the White Mountain 4000-Footers club, a collection of peaks that draws climbers seeking to complete all 48 summits. This membership has become a goal for serious hikers in the region.
The ascent requires good fitness and technical climbing skills on several sections, especially on the Flume Slide route. Visitors should be experienced rock climbers and bring proper equipment.
The summit marks the western edge of Pemigewasset Wilderness, creating a natural boundary between established trails and protected forest. This location offers views of both developed routes and untouched land.
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