PINKHAM NOTCH NH – Join an AMC Outdoor Guide on an attempt to summit New England’s highest peak, Mount Washington. At 6,288′ the “rock pile” should be on everyone’s bucket list. Often underestimated due to its low elevation for a summit above treeline, and it’s relatively short mileage. This challenging hike may be difficult for some to accomplish in one day, so we will take advantage of Lakes of the Clouds Hut and spend the night, hiking back down the next day.
With an experienced AMC Outdoor Guide you’ll hike at a moderate pace to Lakes of the Clouds via the Ammonoosuc Ravine trail. We’ll stop at the hut for a rest and lunch. With lighter packs we’ll continue up the 1.5 miles to the summit of Mount Washington. We’ll explore the summit, take pictures on the “rock pile” and hike back down to the hut for the night. After a well-deserved dinner and evening program we’ll take to our bunks for the night. Continue reading Lodge to Hut: Mount Washington Hike and Overnight June 7,8 & 9
OSSIPEE NH – We love books. We love beer. We love pairing books with beer! That’s why we are so excited to be partnering with Hobbs Tavern & Brewing Co. to host our Spring 2019 Books & Brew!
PINKHAM NOTCH NH – The Tuckerman Inferno adventure race started in 2000 as the annual fundraiser for the Friends of Tuckerman Ravine. The race pays homage to the original American Inferno ski races of the 1930’s. While the classic American Infernos were top to bottom ski races only, the current Tuckerman Inferno now includes running, kayaking, biking, hiking and skiing to create a pentathlon event that is one of the most challenging adventure races in the country. Individuals and relay teams of up to five people compete to see who will be the fastest to cover an approximately 36 mile course that starts in the Mount Washington Valley and finishes in Tuckerman Ravine. Individual champions are crowned Tuckerman and Tuckerwoman and there are terrific prizes for all categories of competitors.
Each week you can have a tasty pancake breakfast with a new group of friends enjoying our own 100-Acre Wood Maple Syrup! Fill your plates, gather around the stage and enjoy a storybook reading with a meet & greet to follow.
NORTH CONWAY NH – If you love food and fun, and who doesn’t, you don’t want to miss the tastiest event of the year when the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce kicks off spring with the 16th Annual Chili Cookoff, Saturday, April 6 from 11 – 3 at the North Conway Community Center. Professional, non-profit, home chefs and… new this year… kids, bring their best so come hungry and ready to enjoy chili of all kinds, cornbread, sweet treats, music courtesy of Wildcat Tavern, and more.
INTERVALE NH – The 2019 Mount Washington Valley Mr. Pageant will be held on Sunday, March 24 at Theater in the Wood in Intervale. This event is open to Mount Washington Valley men ages 18 and older, regardless of marital status. Each contestant will represent a Mount Washington Valley Promotions member non-profit organization and the winner’s organization will receive a $500.00 cash donation. SCORING BREAKDOWN
BARTLETT NH – For 46 years, The Red Parka Challenge Cup Race has offered themost exciting dual slalom race in the East. It is also arguably the longest running race. And all proceeds benefit the Eastern Slope Ski Club’s Jr Ski program.
We invite you to make a donation to the charity of your choice, and then join us on Saturday, March 9, 2019 from 8:30 am to 3:00 pm for a full day of fun—come ski and snowshoe on our scenic trail system, take some runs on our tubing hill, enjoy a catered lunch, and take an exciting ride on the Mt. Washington SnowCoach. Or, simply join us in our cozy lodge for board games, good food and a fun-filled day with friends, both new and old. 
Come celebrate spring at Tin Mountain’s First Season Benefit Dinner Auction on Saturday, March 9 at 5pm at the Fryeburg Academy Ada Wadsworth Arena. The First Season Benefit Dinner & Auction provides critical support for Tin Mountain’s environmental education programs offered to area children and adults. Tickets are $75 each and reservations and prepayment are requested. For reservations call Tin Mountain at 603-447-6991.