Welcome to the Photo Gallery section of the Ruschtotheoutdoors Blog. Please check out our other pages in the Gallery as well as various blog articles. Now onto the Mountains of New England…
Six beautiful U.S. states comprise the region of New England: Maine, Vermont New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. In 1620, Puritans from England established Plymouth Colony (in present-day Mass.) the second successful English settlement in America. During approximately the next 130 years, battles were fought until the English colonists and their native allies defeated the French and their native allies in America.
Today, the geography of New England is very diverse for such a small region. The western and northern regions are populated by the hills and peaks of the northern end of the Appalachian Mountains. Southeastern New England is covered by a coastal plain while the lumbering Connecticut River cuts through the region from north to south. Wherever you visit, make sure you view some of the area’s hill country. Until then, tour our virtual gallery to discover the region’s majestic mountains. Check back often. We’ll regularly update this page in order to help you visualize climbing one of New England’s many peaks!
Mount Williams, North Adams, Mass. 
Bubble Mtns ME/@tammy_lynn_travel
Mount Washington, NH/Jeffrey Lougee 
Berkshire Mountains, MA/Taylor Family
Alander Mountain, Mass/Hilda & Shelbz 
Mt. Washington NH/Jeffrey Lougee
White Mountains, New Hampshire/Brian Johns thru travelth3r3 travelth3r3 
Green Mountains, VT/Hannah Rusch
Mount Zealand, N.H./hike.newhampshire 
Moose Mtn, Maine/FWS
Check out Quotes about Mountains for Adventurous Spirits! and this article from Tranquil Trekker: 9 “Don’t Miss” Places for Your Vermont and New Hampshire Road Trip
Photo Credits:
Alander Mountain: Hilda & Shelbz
Berkshire Mountains: Taylor Family
Bubble Mountains: Tammy Lynn
Green Mountains: Hannah Rusch
Moose Mountain FWS
Mount Zealand (Cover): hike.newhampshire
Mount Washington: Jeffrey Lougee
White Mountains: Brian Johns courtesy of travelth3r3
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