Randolph Mountain Club
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The Cabin Fever Reliever square dance/contra dance is back, with the Better Late Than Never band! Come dance off your hibernation, partake in refreshments, and see your neighbors. Mark your calendars for Saturday, March 15, at 7pm at the Town Hall.
Join us for an event
RMC trips and events bring people together: to hike, dine, learn, enjoy a performance, make music, celebrate and remember.
Stay in our year-round shelters
The RMC maintains four year-round shelters in the Northern Presidentials, all open to the public. Daytime use is free, and a fee is collected for overnight use.
Get to know our 100 miles of trails
The RMC trails network extends across the northern slopes of Mts. Madison, Adams and Jefferson in the Presidential Range, in the town of Randolph and on the Crescent Range.
Volunteer, support our environment and have fun!
Volunteers are the lifeblood of the RMC. We are an entirely volunteer-run nonprofit organization, staffed by long-time hikers, campers and outdoorspeople.
Become a part of our organization
Membership in the RMC is open to all, and membership dues support the club’s work of maintaining trails and operating our four mountain camps.
Ensure the future of the forest
Your donation to the RMC can have a big impact, because we are a small volunteer-led organization. Donations directly support the RMC’s work in maintaining trails and in keeping our four mountain camps open for hikers year-round.
The Randolph Mountain Club maintains a network of nearly 102 miles of hiking trails and 4 mountain shelters, principally on the northern slopes of Mount Madison, Mount Adams, and Mount Jefferson in the Presidential range of the White Mountain National Forest, and on the Crescent Range in the town of Randolph, NH.
