Edmands Path emerges along the north slope of Mt Eisenhower, heading toward a junction with the Crawford Path just ahead. Mt Franklin (5001 ft) is left center, Mt Eisenhower is to the right, not shown. The strip of white down among the trees to the left is the Mt Washington Cog Railway base station. The Cog runs along the ridge beyond Mt Franklin to the 6288 foot summit of Mt Washington, hidden behind Mt Franklin from this vantage point.

Edmands Path begins the ascent of Mt Eisenhower (4780 ft)

Mt Eisenhower (4780 ft) from Crawford Path. Mt Washington (6288 ft) looms in the right rear.

Southeast view from Mt Eisenhower, looking into a portion of the Dry River Wilderness Area.

Looking north toward Mt Franklin (5001 ft) Mt Monroe (5372 ft) and Mt Washington (6288 ft)

Mt Eisenhower (4780 ft) from Crawford Path. Mt Washington (6288 ft) looms in the center background.

Looking south along Crawford Path toward Mt Pierce (4310 ft)

Mounts Franklin, Monroe and Washington from the Crawford Path just below Mt Eisenhower.

Canadian Bunchberry (Cornus canadensis) growing in abundance along the trails.

Mount Pierce (4310 ft) as seen from Mt Eisenhower. Formerly called Mt Clinton, it was renamed in 1913 in honor of Franklin Pierce, the 14th president of the United States (1853–1857) and, to date, the only president from the state of New Hampshire.