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Lake of the Clouds Hut is the highest and one of the most iconic of the AMC’s backcountry huts. Perched at 5,012 feet between Mount Monroe and Mount Washington, it offers stunning alpine views, dramatic sunsets, and a front-row seat to the Presidential Range’s famously unpredictable weather. It's a great place to stop and refill water bottles or shelter from the weather on a day hike or an iconic (and popular!) place to spend the night. The hut is full-service during the summer and early fall, with bunk accommodations, family-style dinner and breakfast, potable water, and composting toilets. It sleeps over 90 hikers and is a popular overnight stop for those tackling the Presidential Traverse. Reservations are essential and fill quickly.

Washington is the most prominent mountain in the eastern U.S. and an absolutely incredible peak to bag. This is easily one of the best summits in New England. It is also the most dangerous if you come unprepared, especially in the winter. Washington creates its own rapidly changing weather system and is known for being the deadliest small mountain in the world. The second-fastest wind speed on earth was recorded here at over 230mph. That said, a quarter million people visit Washington every year, and if you come prepared and respect the mountain you have nothing to fear and are guaranteed to have an epic summit.

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The Swift River flows in its natural riverbed through dense forests in the south of the White Mountain National Forest nature reserve before it flows into the Saco River near Conway. In the lower valley near the city, the riverbed widens; during the dry months, wide gravel banks become visible at the confluence of the Red Eagle Brook. Native Americans are known to have inhabited the region at the confluence with the Saco River in the 17th century. The Kancamagus Trail ran along the Swift River. The name Kancamagus goes back to the leader of the natives in the region at that time, who fought fearlessly against the English settlers. Settlement by immigrants probably took place in the early 19th century; a small farm from that time is now used as a museum of early American life and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. Environmental Fact Sheet: Swift River https://www.des.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt341/files/documents/2020-01/rl-12.pdf

Starting point for the tour into the gorge, good parking

A wonderful hike to the great gorge! It's definitely worth it.👍

Dress warmly. Snow season begins July 1 and ends June 30. We were at 68 mph at the summit. Keeping your hat on is a good idea. Two days ago, when we were last up there, it was 73 degrees Fahrenheit and the wind was blowing lightly around 23 mph. Mt. Washington is the highest peak within 1,000 miles, making it an exposed location with what the US Weather Service calls the worst and most surprising weather in the world.

Nice stop at mountain lakes