Quote Originally Posted by JSFMACLJR View Post
My younger son has just finished four days of hiking and camping in the Franconia Gap area. He reports about 5 inches of snow one morning in the higher elevations, and very cold temps above the tree line.
Yes, it's been single-digits at the summits of the Presidential Range. Cool (high 40's to low 50's), with drizzle and fog, in the valleys. Hoping the rain holds out around sunset (or at least doesn't get any worse), as I'd like to do some moose-spotting along Rt 302 this evening, before dinner. If the weather breaks at all tomorrow, I'll be hunting down the various pumpkin displays around town, visiting several of the area's covered bridges, and perhaps stopping by the Lower Falls of the Swift River, along the Kancamagus Highway. If it were gauranteed to be nice, I'd be thinking the Crawford Notch train out of North Conway, and the Mt. Washington Auto Road (I was so hoping for a kilted shot at the summit!)