A chilly night.....
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They do offer multi-day winter trips. Attempted to enroll once for one of their photography trips, my doc nixed it. I've thought of the day trips they offer, but that's a long way for one day up there.
http://www.mountwashington.org/education/edutrips/schedule.php
You haven't lived till you've partied at Tuck's , then skied the headwall in the spring :rofl:
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We used to Ski Loon, Canon and Bretton Woods for a week every year back in the '70's and '80's. We stayed in Lincoln. They had a local cable access weather report from the guys at the top of Mount Washington. One time they showed how they had to dig about 5 feet of snow out from the door to the station just so they could get out.
We used to Ski Loon, Canon and Bretton Woods for a week every year back in the '70's and '80's. We stayed in Lincoln. They had a local cable access weather report from the guys at the top of Mount Washington. One time they showed how they had to dig about 5 feet of snow out from the door to the station just so they could get out.
Wow, over 103 at -5! I guess I can stop complaing about how cold it is here. I love that place. I've been up there a numer of times hiking, driving, and taking the cog railway. I want to plan a trip up there on my motorcycle this summer and I hope to ride up on that. I think they have regulations on weather so I'll have to check that out first. Jigger Johnson State Campground seems like a nice place to stay and Bears Notch Rd. is a fun drive in a car, let alone on a cycle. My family used to go up there every year and most of the time we would stay at Lost River Campground near Lincoln. That has to be one of the nicest non-state campgrounds up there. An older couple used to own it and they were super nice. Everything up there is just to pretty it's unbelievable. Probably tough in the winter though!