October 22, 2025 - 02:16

Most businesses in the Mount Washington Valley reported a successful foliage season, as indicated by the Mount Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce's fall business survey. Despite ongoing drought conditions and a noticeable decrease in visits from Canadian tourists, local establishments thrived during the autumn months.
The survey revealed that many businesses experienced a robust influx of visitors, contributing to a positive economic outlook for the region. Business owners attributed their success to various factors, including local marketing efforts and the appeal of the area’s natural beauty.
While the drought has raised concerns about the long-term health of the ecosystem, it did not seem to deter tourists from enjoying the fall colors this year. Many businesses noted that visitors were eager to explore outdoor activities, which helped to offset the decline in Canadian patronage.
Overall, the fall season proved to be fruitful for the Mount Washington Valley, showcasing resilience in the face of environmental challenges.
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