Mount Washington State Park, New Hampshire – Mount Washington, at a height of 6,288 feet, is the Northeast's highest peak, home to the worst weather in the world, and a winter climber’s paradise. The 60 acres (+/-) surrounding the summit cone is part of the Mount Washington State Park.
According to White Mountains history, the first known ascent of Mount Washington was in 1642 by Darby Field. It is hard to imagine anyone standing on the summit of Mount Washington in the 1600s.
You can get to summit by taking the Mount Washington Cog, Mount Washington Auto Road, or hiking one of the many trails that lead to the summit. Though the Auto Road is an exciting way to visit the summit many visitors seem to love riding the Mount Washington Cog.
The landscape is amazing and you will not be disappointed! It is an excellent area to photograph and visit. A visit to the summit should be on your bucket list. All of the above images can be licensed for publications by clicking on the image you are interested in, and you can view more images of Mount Washington here.
Happy image making..
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Amazing shots! I have been to the summit many times but never during the winter. I wouldn’t have thought to go up during the winter.
Thank you for your kind words Daniele! The summit during the winter is breathtaking.
Blog Post: Five shots of Mount Washington in black & white http://fb.me/TWg1HJqD