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A true outdoor hub, it is no surprise that Great Glen has been nominated for the USA Today Top Ten Cross-Country Ski Resorts, joining a list of other esteemed destinations throughout the country.

The Moat Mountain 24 Hours of Great Glen at the base of the Mt. Washington Auto Road wasn’t just an endurance mountain bike race, it was a homecoming.

Pinkham Notch, NH — Runners in the Black Fly in My Eye Trail Run and Relay held on Saturday, June 12th, were greeted with a “50 Cent Day” for the race, post-race entertainment, and BBQ lunch at Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center.

Pinkham Notch, NH — For two decades, mountain bikers from across the country ventured to the base of Mount Washington in Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire to compete in the 24 Hours of Great Glen. This epic, round-the-clock race was the first of its kind in New England, following a specially-designed course at Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center with a mixture of fast-paced gravel carriage roads and technical single track.

Pinkham Notch, NH — For two decades, mountain bikers from across the country ventured to the base of Mount Washington in Pinkham Notch, New Hampshire to compete in the 24 Hours of Great Glen. This epic, round-the-clock race was the first of its kind in New England, following a specially-designed course at Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center with a mixture of fast-paced gravel carriage roads and technical single track. First held in 1995 with a modest 11 teams, the event steadily grew to more than 180 teams and 500 participants for its last running in 2015.

Pinkham Notch, NH — Held on Saturday, March 9th, the third-annual Great Glen Trails Winter Charity Day was an event which celebrated active lives, and promoted the spirit of giving. Participants made a donation to the charity of their choice, and then enjoyed a day of Nordic skiing and snowshoeing on our scenic trail system.

Pinkham Notch, NH — During its 23-year history, Ski, Shoe & Fatbike to the Cloudshas grown to become one of New Hampshire’s most iconic winter sporting events. First held in 1997 as Ski to the Clouds, the race quickly became regarded as North America’s Toughest 10K—due primarily to the fact that the final 6 kilometers climbs over 2,200 vertical feet up the Mt. Washington Auto Road.