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A winter sunset over Mount Washington shows snow-covered evergreen trees in the foreground, with the mountain's snow-capped peak rising majestically in the distance beneath a pink and purple twilight sky.

Winter Sunset on Mount Washington

I had been looking for new viewpoints of Mount Washington for most of the winter when I stumbled upon this spot. It’s tucked away close to a major road but not on a well known peak or hiking trail so I had the rocky outcropping all to myself while I watched the pink and purple sunset behind the snow-covered Presidential Range.

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