jrichard
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Looks like it's still on.
I guess they haven't updated that page yet. I just heard from a friend that they did cancel it.
Would Franconia notch be more or less crowded due to the storm aftermath?
Looks like it's still on.
No pun intended, but I think it's a very "fluid" situation! Perhaps by later this evening or tomorrow, the website will be updated to include this information.Interesting, the Dry River Trail and area are not listed on either of the two slightly conflicting PDF documents posted on the WMNF home page (the "Closures" document and the "Exhibit A" document).
Coming from Twin Mountain, Route 302 is open (to local traffic only) to the Sawyer River Road where the road ends! To enable this, the NH DOT has made some temporary fixes where there is one-lane traffic at a couple of washed-out spots along the way.Incredible pictures! Is 302 open to the Webster Cliff trail head from the north, or did you have to walk south from Willey House Rd?
Drove from Twin Mountain to Gorham and back yesterday - no restrictions or damage at all.
Drove from Twin Mountain to Gorham and back yesterday - no restrictions or damage at all.
One of the road conditions sites stil had Rte 2 listed as restricted traffic as of yesterday - glad it's clear!
Anyone know if I can get to the Webster Cliff trailhead via 302?
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