Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods lies in the shadow of Mount Washington, New England’s tallest peak. No matter the season, people visit this mountain to bask in its beauty, conquer its terrain, and make lasting memories. While winter on the Mount may be a bit harsher than other seasons, you will get a lot of props from the locals if you say you experienced a winter on Mt. Washington!
From scaling up its side to gliding along its base, how will you experience Mt. Washington this winter?
A Basecamp for Winter Recreation
Can you name a more beautiful backdrop for winter recreation?
Use Marshfield Station at The Cog at the basecamp for your next adventure among the shadows of Mt. Washington. Enjoy winter hiking, snowshoeing, backcountry skiing or snowboarding their groomed trackside trail all winter long. Snowmobilers benefit too, as our trails extend through Marshfield Station as well.
Mt. Washington Cog Railway
Board the first mountain-climbing train in the world, The Mount Washington Cog Railway, and climb up the side of Mt. Washington. During the winter, passengers are transported to Waumbek Station, elevation 4,000’. Enjoy complimentary hot refreshments, warming huts and a fire pit while soaking in the wintery views. Reservations required. Tickets available online. Details on their website.
Mt. Washington Auto Road SnowCoach
Head out on a guided SnowCoach Tour with Mount Washington Auto Road. Driven by 4 tracks rather than wheels, the Mount Washington SnowCoach will transport you to tree line of Mount Washington, at approximately 4,200 feet. Be prepared to enter a sub-arctic world!!
Tours are always conducted “weather permitting” and reservations are required.
Visit their website for more information.