If you have never visited here it is worth the trip.

On Tuesday, Franconia Notch State Park employees Jim Gagne, Chris "Goose" Grossjean and Ed Kinske Jr. nailed stairs into place just a few feet above the deafening sound of the gorge brook.

There is about 800 feet of boardwalk in the 100-foot deep crevice. Each fall, about 500 feet of it is removed so that ice and spring runoff do not damage it.
It becomes a true sign of the summer season in the Notch once the boardwalk is back in place.

The park is now open and people can walk up to a certain point on the boardwalk now.

This year was a particularly interesting winter because it allowed a huge ice arch to form from one side of the wall to the other, making for a tunnel-like look over the brook.


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fshnski wrote:"...This year was a particularly interesting winter because it allowed a huge ice arch to form from one side of the wall to the other, making for a tunnel-like look over the brook..."

Somebody is going to try to cross that ice bridge!