After visiting Mount Washington Hotel we drove to Crawford Notch, which is located east of the hotel on highway 302. |
Joe went over to read the sign about the old hotel that use to be located up the hill from the depot. |
The 3rd Crawford House also burned down in 1977. |
The old depot building, for the guests coming to the Crawford House Inn. Now used as restroom. |
This part of the old depot has a small gift shop in it. |
The train comes and goes between the Crawford Notch and North Conway. |
A view of the Crawford Notch and the old depot. You can pick up the Appalachian Trail at the Crawford Notch. |
Across from the depot, is a small pond that has a trail that goes half way around it. |
Next we drove up to the lookout point of the Crawford Notch. |
Further east on highway 302 there are pull outs for Silver Cascade. |
Not too impressive this time of year, but in the spring, I am sure they are much nicer. People were sitting on the hill and gathering wild berries. |
Bridge to Mt. Webster and trails. |
A nice picnic area across the pond also. |
Mt. Willey is located behind the Willey House across the highway from the pond. The Willey House is a gift shop with a snack bar. |
View of Crawford Notch from the east side. |
It was time to head back toward home, but we stopped at the pull out in front of Mount Washington Hotel, as we were driving by. |
Such a beautiful hotel and view! |
View of the mountains to the east of the hotel. The tallest one is Mt. Washington, the mountain we visited the top of. |
Great photos! You captured the Mt Washington Hotel in the previous post, beautifully. The clouds that day were awesome.
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