The Loose Moose

10/29/2024

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Crawford Notch is a part of New Hampshire wherein I spend a lot of time. Some of my favorite hiking spots are located in this area of the state. While the

10/19/2024

These stunning photos are of Mount Washington. One shows the Kancamagus and the other is the town of North Conway. Both taken this week. Credit for these beautiful pictures goes toJohn Gisis. These show why this area is such an incredible place to visit!

10/04/2024

Unbelievable sunset photo of the Kancamagus on 10/2/2024 by John Gisis.

07/05/2024

One of the best kept Lunch secrets in town… is the Ledgeview Grille at the North Conway Country Club in North Conway Village. If you are looking for a great place for lunch and a wonderful place to enjoy one of the grandest views in the valley, look no further! The Ledgeview Grille is located on the second floor of the Clubhouse at 76 Norcross Circle and is open Tuesday-Sunday 11am-6pm for golfers and non-golfers alike

05/06/2024

A favorite thing to see is what Andes is going to have on their shop sign next. Proof that spring has arrived up north!

12/28/2023

12/22/2023

Happy holidays from the Loose Moose family!

12/05/2023

We have snow!!! For those that don’t like to ski there is another hidden gem to experience in Jackson which is just 10 minutes away. Nestlenook Farm has sleigh rides through the woods. It’s absolutely beautiful and a wonderful way to experience the holiday season in the White Mountains.

10/18/2023

This first photo was posted by WMUR. The Atlantic Ocean was spotted from the summit of Mount Washington on Monday thanks to the clear sky. The other photos were taken today from the Mount Washington Observatory. Forget fall. Winter has arrived in parts of NH!

10/08/2023

A beautiful fall sunrise taken off the Kancamagus Oct 1. Photo credit goes to Zack Saint

09/21/2023

Some new updates have been made to the cabin. Fall has arrived! And even though the leaves have not really started to turn it’s still beautiful up there. We now have a gas fire pit on the deck to enjoy those cool fall nights. The garden has also been updated with fall items. Foliage season is just around the corner and there are still days available in October.

08/06/2023

Beautiful day at Echo Lake with Cathedral Ledge in the background.

08/05/2023

Gorgeous summer sunsets up north in the mountains.

05/22/2023

Many people think fall is the most spectacular time of year in this area. I think moose season is. This was taken just a few miles from the cabin on Rt 302.

04/15/2023

I can’t take credit for either of these photos but both supposedly were taken last weekend. The bear was at the Mount Washington Hotel and the moose were walking along the highway at the edge of the White National Forest.

04/07/2023

The moose is loose!!! First sighting this year. I’m hoping to see more this weekend!!

03/22/2023

ATTITASH IS EXCITED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY WILL BE EXTENDING THE SEASON BY AN EXTRA WEEKEND ON FRI, APRIL 7 - SUN, APRIL 9 FROM 9AM-4PM AT BEAR PEAK!

Just around the corner from the cabin and we have dates available so you can get in the last runs of the season.

You can check daily weather and skiing conditions here as well as buy your lift tickets at discounted pricing. www.Attitash.com

Why spring skiing is the best!!!

1. Sunny days! Spring usually means warming temperatures and sunny skies

2. Corn, practically the holy grail of skiing. Corn snow is powder's elusive counterpart, which makes skiing it all the sweeter. Corn forms during consistent melt-freeze cycles in the late spring, and can persist from late March at lower elevations until July up in the alpine.

3. Longer days= more skiing. In early April, there are almost 3.5 more hours of daylight than in December. What does this mean? Many resorts regularly shut at 3:30 pm in the winter, but in the spring sometimes stay open until as late as 5 pm.

4. Coverages. In late March and April, before the snow begins to significantly melt, most ski resorts boast their biggest snowpacks of the season so far. More snow coverage means fewer core shots in the skis and more chutes opened up.

5. Skiing in T-shirts! There’s nothing like skiing corn in a t-shirt (or shirtless)

03/13/2023

Midday and sunset yesterday.