Mount Washington is the highest peak in the northeastern United States (1908m) and one of the most extreme snowkite spots in the world. Famous for recording some of the highest wind speeds ever measured, this summit offers exceptional but extremely dangerous wind conditions. Reserved for very experienced and well-equipped riders.
Freeride (Ski touring access)
1908m
Open all year round
Extreme winds that can exceed 150 km/h — potentially lethal conditions. Wind chill temperatures can reach -40°C. Avalanche risk on slopes. Near-zero visibility frequent. Rocky terrain and crevasses under snow. No rapid rescue possible at summit. Full alpine equipment mandatory. Never ride alone.
High-altitude snowkite on snow and ice. Exposed alpine terrain with varied slopes. Snow can be hard, icy, or wind-blown. Visibility often reduced by clouds and fog at the summit. Extremely low temperatures with severe wind chill.
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