Discover the Wonders of Weather at Mount Washington Observatory's Extreme Mount Washington Museum

For those captivated by the mysteries of the atmosphere, the Mount Washington Observatory's Extreme Mount Washington museum offers an immersive journey into the world of meteorology.

 

Located atop Mount Washington, this interactive museum provides visitors with a hands-on experience to understand the dynamics of weather patterns.

 

Forget merely checking weather apps—here, you can delve into exhibits that demonstrate how storms develop, why winds change direction, and what makes Mount Washington renowned for its extreme weather conditions.

 

Children have the opportunity to step into the role of a weather forecaster, while adults gain insight into the observatory's pioneering research.

 

The museum regularly hosts engaging programs and events, making science accessible and enjoyable for all ages.

 

Whether you're a lifelong weather enthusiast or simply curious, this is one North Conway treasure you don't want to miss.

 

In recent years, the Mount Washington Observatory has made significant updates to enhance visitor experiences.

 

In 2021, exhibits from the former Weather Discovery Center in North Conway were relocated to the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord, allowing for a broader audience to engage with the observatory's rich history and educational content.

 

Additionally, the observatory continues to offer virtual educational programs and maintains its commitment to weather observation and climate research.

 

For those planning a visit, the Extreme Mount Washington museum operates during the summer months when Mount Washington State Park is open to the public.

 

Admission is $5, conveniently included in Cog Railway and Mount Washington Auto Road prices.

 

For more information, visit the Mount Washington Observatory's official website.

 

Embark on a journey to understand the forces that shape our weather and climate at this remarkable North Conway destination.