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Back(country) to the future: New wave of ski touring

JACKSON — Backcountry skiing is having a moment. Throughout Northern New Hampshire in western Maine, outdoor lovers are heading to the glades away from the crowds and “earning their turns”

Businesses report robust February vacation weeks

CONWAY — Despite limited ski area ticket sales and restrictions on restaurant seating due to the pandemic, Mount Washington Valley businesses still described the two February vacation weeks (President s Day vacation week, followed by New Hampshire vacation week) as busy with increased traffic, sales and bookings. The fact that regular snow falls kept local areas with great conditions for skiers and riders certainly didn t hurt. Last year at this time, nervousness about the brand-new coronavirus was just beginning to flare. Yet the February vacation weeks were still strong. Fast forward to 2021. Lodging members of the chamber weighed into the survey with mostly positive comments. In fact, Christopher Bellis, co-owner of the Cranmore Inn in North Conway, was featured in a story on WMUR-Channel 9 about what a strong vacation week the valley had.

Record field races in the Ski, Shoe and Fatbike to the Clouds

PINKHAM NOTCH — With mild temperatures and partly sunny skies, this year s Ski, Shoe and Fatbike to the Clouds on Sunday, Feb. 28 was a highlight for many racers who

From the archives: Remembering the 100-hour snowstorm of 1969

From the archives: Remembering the 100-hour snowstorm of 1969 © Richard Woodfin 1969 snowfall in Concord There are coastal storms and there are nor easters, but for a week in February 1969, one snowfall shattered records in the Granite State. A strong nor easter stalled off the New England coastline for three and a half days, bringing a total of 98 inches of snow to Mount Washington and 77 inches to Pinkham Notch.Sign up for our Newsletters On Feb. 25, 1969, more than 49 inches of snow fell, making it the snowiest 24 hours on record atop the rockpile. It’s also the snowiest 24-hour period on record in all of New Hampshire, topping a 48-inch, one-day snowfall in Danbury in December 2020.

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