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WHITE MOUNTAINS region 

The fall colors are gone in the White Mountains region now, soon to be replaced by lots of white atop the peaks and summits. Hiking trails will be covered with cross country ski tracks, and waterfalls will cascade over rocks glazed with ice. Towns and villages will soon begin decorating for the holiday season, a time of bright lights, gourmet foods, and whimsical celebrations.

For more information on the White Mountains region, click here.

This report was updated on Wednesday, October 31, 2012.

 



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