The Meadow-Brook Girls in the Hills; Or, The Missing Pilot of the White Mountains

A party of girls, escorted by a chaperon and a local guide, undertakes hiking and winter outings in rugged mountain country where planned excursions become a string of accidents and mysteries. Incidents include a broken bridge that throws one girl into the river, injured horses and stunned drivers, cliff and slippery climbs, toboggan mishaps, tense night rescues, a dramatic ascent of Mount Washington, and unexplained disappearances that spur searches and confrontations. The episodic narrative blends outdoor adventure with suspense, showing how the group copes with danger through practical problem solving, courage, and mutual support while attempting to unravel the threats to their expedition.