
Pinkham Notch on October 7, 2026
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Mount Washington Cog Railway
New Hampshire
North Conway and the eastern White Mountains lead south toward Ossipee and the lakes.
Sugar maple, red maple, birch, beech and oak colour the woods.
As of , 12 photographs from this autumn have come from here; the newest was taken on (15 days earlier).
Photographs taken anywhere in Mount Washington Valley & the eastern lakes this autumn, newest first, then its viewpoints, cameras and drive.

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Photograph by rightthewrong · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Mount Washington Cog Railway

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Photograph by Daniel S · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved ↗
Douglas Brook valley, White Mountains, New Hampshire

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Photograph by Daniel S · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved ↗
East Tremont, White Mountains, New Hampshire

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Photograph by Pat Gavin · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Baldface area, Chatham, New Hampshire

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Photograph by Shahid Durrani · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Crystal Cascade, Mount Washington area, New Hampshire

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Photograph by gerilynns · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Evans Notch, Maine–New Hampshire border area

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Photograph by Daniel S · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved ↗
Little Tunnel Ravine, White Mountains, New Hampshire

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Photograph by raymondc · iNaturalist ↗ · CC BY-NC 4.0 ↗
Carroll County, New Hampshire

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Photograph by NC Morrill · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Saco River near Willey Pond, Crawford Notch, New Hampshire

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Photograph by PZ Sunrays · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Kancamagus Highway, White Mountains, New Hampshire

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Photograph by i8seattle · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved
Mount Washington Cog Railway base station, New Hampshire

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Photograph by Daniel S · Flickr ↗ · All Rights Reserved ↗
Tripyramid South Slide, White Mountains, New Hampshire
The places on this site inside Mount Washington Valley & the eastern lakes.
These cameras stand inside Mount Washington Valley & the eastern lakes, and the site looks at each of them every morning; the Cameras page shows each one’s days one after another.
A drive on the Trips page passes through Mount Washington Valley & the eastern lakes.