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Mount Washington State Park
This park sits atop the highest mountain not just in New Hampshire but in the entire northeastern United States.
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Mount Washington State Park Details
This park sits atop the highest mountain not just in New Hampshire but in the entire northeastern United States. Although it is only a little over 60 acres in size, it has one of the best views you could ever imagine as it peers over the 750,000-acre White Mountain National Forest below. If you are lucky, you might also get to see Vermont, New York, Massachusetts, Maine, Quebec, and even the Atlantic Ocean. On top of the peak, you will find the Sherman Adams Building, which houses a cafe, gift shop, a museum, and a small observatory. You will also find the Tip Top House Historic Site, a reconstructed stone house with periodic furniture from 1853.
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Mount Washington
A drive to the 6,288-foot summit of New Hampshires tallest mountain is guaranteed to be a memorable trip for nature lovers and birdwatchers alike.
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Tip-Top House
This former hotel is located on the breezy summit of the 6,288-foot tall Mount Washington.
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Appalachian Trail Across the Presidential Range
Considered to be one of the greatest multi-day hikes in the state, this 23-mile journey takes you across the ten iconic mountain peaks of the Presidential Range.
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Mount Washington
At 6,288-feet high, this is not just the highest mountain in the state.
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Lakes of the Clouds
Sandwiched in between Mount Washington and Mount Monroe, these glistening lakes rest high in the White Mountains National Forest.
