Events

A celebration of all the firsts at the Mt. Washington Auto Road! Alton Weagle had a passion for Mt. Washington. To show his passion, he climbed the Mt. Washington Auto Road in a number of unique ways: by car, on foot, walking backwards, pushing a wheelbarrow full of sugar...just to name a few. This day honors his spirit and the spirit of all those from camels to unicycles to pogo sticks to autos who have been the first up the mountain. Think you are Weagle enough for a first ascent of your own?

This bicycle ride is available to pre-registered Newton's Revenge racers only. Registration for the practice ride is required. Contact Mike Lane at (603) 466 3988 or mike@mt-washington.com.

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road remains closed to cars all day and is open to motorcycles only. Guided tours will be available today.

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com

The Mt. Washington Auto Road remains closed to cars all day and is open to motorcycles only. Guided tours will be available today. Expo and food at the base of the mountain.

A footrace to the summit of Mt. Washington! Runners from around the globe come to the Mt. Washington Auto Road to take on the fabled climb. Auto Road closed to the public until 12:30pm.

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com.

Mt. Washington is one of two Bicknell’s Thrush habitats in the northeastern United States, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road offers you a unique guided tour opportunity to view these rare birds. Tours depart at 6:00 a.m. Special Lodging packages are available through a number of our Lodging Partners. Advanced reservations required. Call Mike Lane at 603-466-3988 or email mike@mt-washington.com.

200+ Mini Coopers from around the world enjoy an evening tour and barbecue on the Mt. Washington Auto Road. You can bring your car group or club here too! Participating in this event? Stay at Cranmore Mt. Lodge and you will receive 10% off a 1 night stay and 15% off two-night stay. Stay at Bartlett Inn and receive 15% discount off a 2 night stay and 10% off a one night stay.

The Auto Road opens at 3:30 am for cars to drive themselves to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

The race is contested on the same exact course as the original Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb, making Newton's Revenge the other Toughest Hillclimb in the World. Road opens to race traffic only at 6:00 am. Line up for racers at 8:20 am. Weather date is Sunday July 8th. Auto Road opens to the public at 12:30pm.

Mt. Washington Auto Road hosts the Mt. Washington Valley Old Car Club's Cruise Night. Vintage cars here on display with a cash BBQ and DJ. Show us your favorite ride!

This ride is available to pre-registered Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb racers only. Registration for the practice ride is required. Contact Mike Lane at (603) 466 3988 or mike@mt-washington.com.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road will host the dinner and awards party for this fund raising event for the Mount Washington Observatory.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road hosts the NHATV Club. Join NHATV and visit NHATV.org for more information. Participating in this event? Stay at Cranmore Mt. Lodge and you will receive 10% off a 1 night stay and 15% off two-night stay. Stay at Bartlett Inn and receive 15% discount off a 2 night stay and 10% off a one night stay.

The Auto Road opens at 4:00 am for cars to drive themselves to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

It's a 24-hour mountain bike race on the trail system of Great Glen, but it's also a weekend full of bike fun and games for the entire family.

Quite simply: it's the toughest hillclimb in the world.  Auto Road opens to the public at 12:30pm.

Mt. Washington Auto Road hosts the Mt. Washington Valley Old Car Club's Cruise Night. Vintage cars here on display with a cash BBQ and DJ. Bring your favorite ride!

The Auto Road opens at 4:30 am for cars, pickups and motorcycles to drive to the summit of Mt. Washington. Experience the brilliant colors, crisp mountain air and maybe even a view of the sun coming up over the Atlantic Ocean.

This weekend long event is a colonial encampment of reenactors representing various individuals of the French and Indian War, Revolutionary War, and Mountain Man periods from 1750 through 1840. This gathering will take place in the Fields of the Mount Washington Auto Road in beautiful Pinkham Notch of the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Participants will demonstrate the use of appropriate tools, clothing, and firearms for their respective time periods.

Share your alternative energy vehicle at the Auto Road. All vehicles that meet the vehicle limitations and are alternatively-powered will be charged a reduced toll of $25, including passengers. Bicycles not permitted on the Auto Road. Participating in this event? Stay at Cranmore Mt. Lodge and you will receive 10% off a 1 night stay and 15% off two-night stay. Stay at Bartlett Inn and receive 15% discount off a 2 night stay and 10% off a one night stay.

Step back in time for a 1920's Speakeasy, featuring a casino night, great food, a mead tasting, and live entertainment throughout the evening!  Guests can redeem casino winnings for tickets towards fabulous prizes!  Proceeds to benefit Arts in Motion, a local theater company.