Winter in the White Mountains? That means outdoor fun for everyone.

Focus on All Things New England Having trouble viewing this email? [View this email on the web](. [New England Focus logo]( JANUARY 27, 2021 Winter in the White Mountains? That means outdoor fun for everyone. Clean air and great views make for the perfect winter getaway. Sponsored by: [Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods Chamber of Commerce]( It is getting cold outside, which means winter fun is heating up in Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods! Nestled between Franconia Notch and Crawford Notch, this region has clean air, great views and a huge menu of outdoor activities – making it the perfect winter getaway! Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods has everything from hiking and ice climbing to some of the finest of alpine and cross-country skiing around. There are over 100 miles of groomed snowmobile trails in Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods as well as trails for snowshoeing and riding fat-bikes. Snow also means sleigh rides, snowboarding, skating and tubing. As you visit this unforgettable region, please be mindful of all COVID-19 restrictions and see tips below on how to stay Granite State Safe during your visit. The slopes are calling your name The Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods area offers great skiing and fun for all levels of skiers and snowboarders. Whether it’s alpine or nordic skiing, this region has you covered. Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods is home to New Hampshire’s largest ski resort, [Bretton Woods]( boasting 98 trails, 10 lifts and 464 acres of skiable acreage – this place can’t be beat! Bretton Woods just opened the [Rosebrook Lodge]( located at the top of the Bretton Woods Skyway Gondola. The new Rosebrook Lodge offers stunning panoramic views of Mt. Washington and the entire Presidential Range along with a variety of dine-in or grab & go options. Winter Adventure Awaits Escape to clean air and great mountain views this winter in Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods. Outdoor enthusiasts enjoy everything from skiing and hiking to ice climbing and more! Start planning your next adventure today. [PLAN NOW]( SPONSORED Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods is also conveniently located near [Cannon Mountain](. This state-owned ski resort is located on Cannon Mountain within Franconia Notch State Park. There are 10 lifts that service 265 acres of skiing. When you’re here, be sure to visit the [New England Ski Museum]( located at the base of the Aerial Tramway. Cannon Mountain is the only ski area in the United States with a ski museum on the premise – and it’s free of cost! Prefer to cross-country ski? Track and skate skiing are available at the [Bretton Woods Nordic Center](. It is one of the largest cross-country ski areas on the East Coast, with a 100-kilometer trail network. [Great Glen Trails]( is another great location for cross-country skiing. With 45 kilometers of groomed and ungroomed trails, ranging from beginner through advanced, there’s something for everyone. Don’t have your own skiing or snowboarding equipment? Visit one of the local business, such as [Drummond’s Mountain Shop]( that rents and sells equipment and all other winter gear. Be sure to call businesses in advance to know their procedure for renting equipment during COVID-19. Miles and miles of groomed trails to delight all levels of snowmobilers New Hampshire is home to 7,000 miles of groomed trails for snowmobilers, suitable for everyone from beginners through those with years of experience out in the snow. A new exciting added feature this year is that the snowmobile trails have been extended to reach Marshfield Station along the Cog base road. In the Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods area, enjoy the breathtaking views of the White Mountains while riding over 100 miles of groomed trails with the ability to continue to all areas of New Hampshire trails. Bring your own sled or rent one from a local business! There are several [dining]( and [lodging]( along the trails, from motels and cottages that have out-the-door trail access to full-blown resorts with all the amenities. Experience winter on mighty Mount Washington Board the Mount Washington Cog Railway and climb the side of Mount Washington during the winter! Throughout the season, as conditions permit, trains will be bringing passengers to Waumbek Station, elevation 4,000’. Passengers can enjoy complimentary hot refreshments, ¬¬¬¬¬-warming huts and a fire pit as they soak in the views of the wintery mountains. On clear days, you can enjoy picture-perfect views of Quebec to the north and Vermont’s Northern Kingdom to the west. Another way to elevate your Mount Washington adventure is going on a guided [SnowCoach Tour]( with Mount Washington Auto Road. Driven by 4 tracks rather than wheels, the Mount Washington SnowCoach transports guests to tree line on Mount Washington, at approximately 4,200 feet, into a sub-arctic world for a truly unforgettable adventure. Tours are always conducted "weather permitting" and COVID-19 modifications have been made. Winter activities for all ages and abilities Due to its location on the western side of Mount Washington, Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods is often considered the quieter side of the mountain, which makes it a perfect location for hikers to stay and play. Take in the views of Mount Washington, the mighty Presidential Range, and the Ammonoosuc River by foot. Enjoy a leisurely stroll or, if you’re more adventurous, explore on an incline! This link of [popular hikes]( in the Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods area can help decide which hike may suit you best. Zealand Road is a popular option for visitors interested in snowshoeing and backcountry cross-country skiing as are the trails at [The Rocks]( offering ample space and unforgettable mountain views. Something else that is sure to excite the whole family is the [tubing hill]( at the Bretton Woods Nordic Center. Go on a thrill ride as you spin, slide and glide down their sculpted tubing run. Tubes can be rented at the Stone Pillar. Advanced reservations are required and available through their website. You can experience a different kind of horsepower when you travel by sleigh on one of Bretton Wood’s horse-drawn sleigh rides. Sit back, relax and explore the beauty of Bretton Woods-Twin Mountain while you glide across the snow and listen to the sleigh bells jingle. The Perfect New England Winter Escape Rest and relaxation are waiting for you in Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods. With fresh, clean air and sweeping mountain view, there’s no better place to spend a weekend laying low and rejuvenating. Start planning today at [twinmountain.org]( [PLAN NOW]( SPONSORED Rest and relaxation are awaiting Make your trip a weekend getaway by staying at one of the areas clean, comfortable and affordable [lodging establishments](. Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods offers a variety of lodging from a grand resort, to hotels, motels and cabins. Be sure to inquire about special offers and mid-week availability! And last but not least, I bet you are wondering about where to eat? The Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods area offers a wide range of dining experiences ranging from roadside stops to four-course meals. Enjoy a fine variety of affordable-yet-casual dining. Dine riverside at [The Wayside Inn Restaurant](. [YaYa’s Market & Deli]( offers everything from groceries, beer and wine to a full deli, breakfast sandwiches, pizza and more! Just a few miles away are [Rek-Lis Brewing Company]( and [Rosa Flamingos]( are great places to grab a cold one after a day of adventures. For a complete list of dining establishments around Twin Mountain-Bretton Woods, [click here](. Stay ‘Granite State Safe’ and know before you go The keys to having a great travel experience (regardless of whether it’s taking place during a pandemic or not), are to find out what you need to know before you go. By working together, our businesses and natural spaces can stay open for you to enjoy and in ways that keep our residents and economy healthy! Below are some tips developed to echo guidance issued for businesses and individuals residing in or visiting the state by the New Hampshire Department of Health & Human Services and the Office of Governor Chris Sununu. - Be prepared to mask up. - Stay socially distanced. - Buy tickets online in advance. - Be kind. 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