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A sure sign of Spring. Wildland firefighters from the White Mountain National Forest and other agencies take their annual work capacity test, carrying 45 pounds of equipment for three miles in a maximum of 45 minutes, then practicing deploying the emergency shelter. WMNF photos by Richard Dow..
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| This is a special and wonderful place to visit throughout the year. There are campgrounds, hiking trails, scenic drives, historic places, and plenty of space to just sit back and relax. Whether you stay for a while or just pass through, we hope you will enjoy your National Forest and all it has to offer. |
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White Mountain National Forest Requests Input on Fee Changes (Note that deadline has been extended. Click below for details.)
Since 1997, the Forest has used recreation fees to maintain high quality recreation facilities and trails. We are proposing several changes to the fee program and seeking public comment on the proposals. More. |
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Hiker / Visitor Alerts and Current Conditions
Warning! US Forest Snow Rangers are warning spring visitors to Tuckerman Ravine that conditions are changing rapidly. Up-to-date information is vital to a safe and enjoyable outing. Read the News Release.
Check the Current Conditions page for more alerts.
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The White Mountain National Forest has job openings for two permanent engineering Technicians and one Student Temporary Employment Program position. See our Employment page for details.
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White Mountain National Forest Procurement
Current Requests for Bids |
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Safety Alerts, Fires, Advisories, Closures, and Restrictions
Quick Picks
Sustainable Operations - Green Tips
2005 Forest Plan
Climate Change
Backcountry Camping Rules 2008-2009
Timber Sale Contract Forms
Requests for Bids
Schedule of Proposed
Actions (SOPA)
WMEDN: Invasive Species on the WMNF
2008 Invasive Plant Treatment Locations
Discovery Trail Curriculum
Dolly Copp Pavilion Rental
Russell-Colbath Barn Rental
Open Space Conservation
Frequently Asked Questions
Urban Connections
News Releases
White Mountain National Forest Hosting Field Tour
The public is invited to a tour of the Four Ponds Project Area in Albany and Mason Townships, Oxford County Maine on May 16, 2009.
U.S. Forest Service Celebrates International Migratory Bird Day, May 9, 2009
U.S. Forest Service is opening Hastings Campground for firewood collection on May 15 - 23, 2009
White Mountain National Forest Receives American Recovery & Reinvestment Act Funding
A two-year project to reconstruct portions of heavily used hiking trails has received $100,000 in stimulus funding.
White Mountain National Forest Requests Input on Fee Changes
Since 1997 the National Forest has used recreation fees to maintain high quality recreation facilities and trails. The White Mountain National Forest is proposing several changes to the fee program and is seeking public comment on the proposals.
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