Paul McCoy, lead guide and manager of International Mountain Climbing School, is a featured guide in the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce's Hire A Guide program. (COURTESY COREY DAVID PHOTOGRAPHY/MWVCC)
Paul McCoy, lead guide and manager of International Mountain Climbing School, is a featured guide in the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce's Hire A Guide program. (COURTESY COREY DAVID PHOTOGRAPHY/MWVCC)
CONWAY — Over the past two years, the Mount Washington Valley has experienced an influx of visitors from not only the New England region but the country looking to experience what the White Mountains have to offer.
While the Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce understands why more and more visitors are falling in love with the area it represents, it also understands the value of impact management in response to the increased levels of visitation the valley is seeing.
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