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With so many things to see and do while visiting New Hampshire’s North Conway and Mount Washington Valley region, the choices are as endless as the views. To help guide you in your vacation planning efforts, Eastern Slope Inn has assembled the following pages as a resource guide to attractions, outdoor adventure and regional activities to ensure no stone is left un-turned while visiting the Mount Washington Valley.
6288’ of awe-inspiring wonder
“Mount Washington,” 6,288 feet of granite, with over 1,500′ being in an alpine and tundra climate. Home to the world’s worst weather, Mount Washington’s average yearly high temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit and average lows dropping to -4 degrees. It is not uncommon for winter wind chills reach -100 degrees.
The Mountains are calling and I must go – John Muir
The Mount Washington Valley and North Conway region offer an abundance of outdoor activities, attractions, and scenic vistas encompassed by the natural splendor of snow-covered mountain peaks and wildlife in a purely pristine environment.
Follow the road less traveled
No matter the season, the greater Mount Washington Valley region is surrounded by picturesque landscapes, from rolling rivers and towering mountain peaks to the vibrant greens of pine forests contrasted by a stand of white birch. If you look close enough, you may just be surprised to see the quiet giant of the North Woods looking back. For the scenic drives described below not only provide the best access to scenic landscapes, they also boast the greatest chances of seeing a moose.
6288’ of awe-inspiring wonder
Welcome to the crown jewel of New Hampshire’s White Mountains’ Presidential Range, “Mount Washington,” 6,288 feet of granite, with over 1,500′ being in an alpine and tundra climate. Home to the world’s worst weather, with a recorded wind gust of 231 mph (372 km/h or 103 m/s) on the afternoon of April 12, 1934, Mount Washington’s average yearly high temperature is 54 degrees Fahrenheit and average lows dropping to -4 degrees. It is not uncommon for winter wind chills reach -100 degrees.
Mount Washington
Where mountain cuisine and spirits meet
On Resort dining options include:
Flatbread Company, experience wood-fired pizzas with organic ingredients & free-range meats, made in traditional clay ovens, complimented by a full service bar.
Chef’s Bistro, regionally inspired American plates paired with full bar offerings in a bright, rustic setting.
Bangkok Cafe, Thai and Asian cuisine.
The Met, stop in for a refreshing hot or cold specialty latte, a quick bite, or a piece of delectable desserts. Complete with outdoor dog friendly sidewalk seating.
For additional information on the region’s dining options, visit the Valley Originals at thevalleyoriginals.com.
Area photography provided by WiseguyCreative.com