Northeast 111ers Home Page

Who They Are

The Northeast 111ersis an informal group of climbers who have climbed to the summit of the 115 highest peaks of the Northeastern USA (those above 4000 feet).
The mismatch between the name of the club and the number of peaks is due to more accurate surveys and other historical reasons.

As of December 2005, there were 513 recorded 111ers. As of April 2002, 36 had climbed all the peaks in winter. Each new 111er is given a number.

How to Become a Member

    Simple, climb the 115 highest peaks in the Northeastern USA, and:

  • be a dues-paying (8$/year) member of the Adirondack 46ers. The fee finances correspondence for:
    • notification of special events (annual meeting, trail work, etc)
    • a reporting system for people who climbed 30 or more peaks
    • the "Peeks" magazine, published twice yearly
    details at http://www.adk46r.org/index.html
    or at:
    Adirondack Forty-Sixers
    The Office of the Historian
    P.O. Box 9046
    Schenectady, New York 12309-0046

  • have climbed the 2 Catskill 4000-footers (Slide, Hunter)

  • be a member of the 4000 Footer Club of the White Mountains, Appalachian Mountain Club
    details at http://outdoors.org/
    or at:
    AMC Four Thousand Footer Committee
    P.O. Box 444
    Exeter, NH 03833-0444

  • be a member of the New-England (VT,NH,ME) 4000 Footers Club,AMC
    details at same address above

  • pay a one-time fee to the Northeast 111ers (8$ USD). This includes the 111ers roster, and one patch. Extra patches are 3$ each.

  • “It is expected that each member is, and will be dedicated to protection of the environment and to the education for proper usage of the wilderness areas by setting good example of behavior learned by experience”

Forms and Data

Further information

Up until 2004, the Club was administered by Albert and more recently Priscilla Robertson. Under the Robertsons, the 111ers were a very informal and personable Club where list completers could always look forward to a hand-written note of congratulations. In 2004, the reigns of the Club were handed over to the Four Thousand Footer Committee, which also controls three other peakbagging lists in New England. For more detailed information, write to:
111ers of Northeastern USA
Mike Dickerman
PO Box 385
Littleton, NH 03561

or contact: www.111ers.com or Mike Dickerman