CAMPTON — In recognition of Washington’s Birthday the White Mountain National Forest will join with national forests across the country in waiving fees at all day-use areas on Monday, Feb. 15. Fees will remain in effect for overnight camping, cabin rentals, permits, reservations, and activities offered by concessionaires.
Outdoor recreation has become especially important to people this past year. Whether planning an easy winter hike, a snowshoe trip or a trip up Mount Washington, White Mountain National Forest officials are reminding visitors to plan ahead and be prepared for the winter weather. The weather in the White Mountains can be harsh and changeable, and the weather in the mountains is colder and more severe than in the valleys. Depending on the weather forecast you may want to change your plans or plan your trip for another day.
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