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The world's first mountain-climbing cog railway has been transporting visitors up Mount Washington since 1869. Experience three distinct climate zones during your ascent to the Northeast's highest peak.

Standing at 6,288 feet, Mount Washington is famed for recording the highest ground-level wind speed on Earth. Ascend via historic Cog Railway or Auto Road for panoramic views stretching to the Atlantic on clear days.

From atop the Northeast's highest peak, Mount Washington offers panoramic views stretching 130 miles on clear days. Explore the alpine ecosystem and learn about extreme weather at the historic summit observatory.

This dramatic glacial cirque on Mount Washington offers legendary backcountry skiing and challenging hiking trails. Experienced adventurers can tackle its steep slopes for an exhilarating alpine experience.

Hermit Lake's tranquil waters welcome kayakers and anglers with a 10-horsepower motor limit ensuring peace. Glide across the 176-acre New Hampshire lake while watching for wildlife in this natural sanctuary.

Discover Gibbs Falls, a 35-foot waterfall along America's oldest continuously maintained mountain trail. Hike through fragrant pine forests to reach this tranquil cascade emptying into a crystal-clear pool.