New Hampshire

Mount Washington From Aloft

6,288 foot Mount Washington, home to the highest recorded wind on earth, from 7,000 feet in an antique Piper Cub

By Yankee Magazine|Apr 24 2008| Print icon

Aerial view of snow-covered mountain terrain with a winding road leading to a small cluster of structures and towers.

Photo Credit: Rand K Peck

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