Appalachian Mountain Club Huts
The Original Mountain Hut System
The AMC High Huts are a series of eight mountain huts in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Operating since 1888, they offer the only hut-to-hut hiking experience in the northeastern United States, with full-service accommodations including meals.
System Highlights
What to Expect
The Appalachian Mountain Club built the first hut, Madison Spring Hut, in 1888. The system expanded over the decades and now includes eight huts stretching across the Presidential Range and Franconia Ridge, making it the oldest hut system in America.
Season Information
Full-service: June-October. Some huts offer winter self-service.
Pricing
$119-$178 per person/night (includes dinner & breakfast)
Location
White Mountains, New Hampshire
Frequently Asked Questions
Are meals included?
Yes! Full-service season includes a hearty dinner and breakfast. You only need to bring lunch and snacks for the trail.
What's the hiking like?
Huts are connected by the Appalachian Trail and other routes. Expect 5-8 miles between huts with significant elevation gain.
Do I need reservations?
Yes, reservations are required and often fill months in advance, especially for summer weekends.
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