CONWAY — Mount Washington Valley is home to New England’s highest peak, Mount Washington; over 700,000 acres of White Mountain National Forest; a portion of the 136-mile Saco River and Appalachian Trail, as well as 48 4,000-foot peaks and over 2,000 miles of hiking and biking trails.

With those natural assets it’s a no-brainer that the Mount Washington Valley celebrates the ethos behind Earth Day, every day.

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