Mount Tecumseh

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Mount Tecumseh is a small but popular peak in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, known for hosting the Waterville Valley Resort ski area and offering accessible hiking trails.

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Mount Tecumseh canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
elevation approximately 1219 meters
approximately 4003 feet
hasFeature accessible hiking trails
hasReputation one of the easier New Hampshire 4000-footers
hasSkiArea Waterville Valley Resort
hasSummitViews limited views
views toward Tripyramid
views toward Waterville Valley ski area
hasTrail Mount Tecumseh Trail
Sosman Trail
hasTrailhead Waterville Valley ski area base
isAccessibleFrom Waterville Valley, New Hampshire
isManagedBy U.S. Forest Service
isPartOf Sandwich Range region of the White Mountains
isPopularFor hiking
skiing
listedOn New Hampshire 4000-footers list
locatedIn Grafton County, New Hampshire
linked to: Grafton County

New Hampshire
United States
White Mountains
mountainRange White Mountains
namedAfter Shawnee leader Tecumseh
linked to: Tecumseh

Tecumseh
overlooks Waterville Valley
partOf White Mountain National Forest
topographicProminence approximately 753 feet

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New Hampshire 4000-Footers lowestPeak Mount Tecumseh
New England Fifty Finest includes Mount Tecumseh
New England Hundred Highest hasPart Mount Tecumseh
White Mountains contains Mount Tecumseh
subject linked to: Whites