Mount Webster, Mountain summit in White Mountains, New Hampshire, US.
Mount Webster is a summit in the White Mountains that rises to 1192 meters above sea level. Its eastern face drops sharply while dense forest covers the western slopes.
The mountain was named after Daniel Webster, a prominent New Hampshire senator who later served as US Secretary of State. The naming recognized his political importance to the region.
The Webster Cliff Trail forms part of the Appalachian Trail system, connecting hikers to a network of paths across the Presidential Range.
Access is available via two main routes: the Webster-Jackson Trail from Crawford Notch or the Webster Cliff Trail from Willey House Station. Both paths offer different difficulty levels and views of the surroundings.
The mountain's location allows hikers to observe rare alpine plants that survive in small protected areas near the summit.
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