Mount Liberty (New Hampshire)

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Mount Liberty
Summit of Mount Liberty
Elevation	4,459 ft (1,359 m)
Prominence	379 ft (116 m)^[1]
Listing	White Mountain 4000-Footers
Location
Location	Grafton County, New Hampshire, U.S.
Range	Franconia Range
Coordinates	44°06′57″N 71°38′32″W / 44.115781°N 71.642142°W / 44.115781; -71.642142Coordinates: 44°06′57″N 71°38′32″W / 44.115781°N 71.642142°W / 44.115781; -71.642142
Climbing
Easiest route	Hike

Mount Liberty is a 4,459-foot (1,359 m) high mountain in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. It is part of Franconia Ridge, a minor mountain range overlooking Franconia Notch, whose highest summit is Mount Lafayette.

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v t e 4000-foot mountains of New England

Maine

Baxter State Park	Katahdin (Baxter) Katahdin (Hamlin) North Brother

High Peaks	Abraham Crocker Redington Saddleback Saddleback, The Horn South Crocker Spaulding Sugarloaf

Bigelow Range	Bigelow (Avery) Bigelow (West)

Eastern White Mountains	Old Speck

New Hampshire

Northern ranges	Cabot Waumbek

Carter-Moriah Range	Carter Dome Middle Carter Moriah South Carter Wildcat (A) Wildcat (D)

Presidential Range	Adams Eisenhower Jackson Jefferson Isolation Madison Monroe Pierce Washington

Crawford Notch area	Field Tom Willey

Twin Range	Bond Bond (West) Bondcliff Galehead Hale North Twin South Twin Zealand

Pemigewasset Wilderness	Carrigain Hancock (North) Hancock (South) Owl's Head

Sandwich Range	Osceola Osceola (East) Tripyramid (Middle) Tripyramid (North) Passaconaway Tecumseh Whiteface

Franconia Range	Flume Garfield Lafayette Liberty Lincoln

Western White Mountains	Cannon Kinsman (North) Kinsman (South) Moosilauke

Vermont

Green Mountains	Abraham Camel's Hump Ellen Killington Mansfield

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