• Crawford Notch State Park –will remain closed due to Route 302 being closed.
• Clough State Park will remain closed until flood control levels have receded.
• Hopkinton-Everett Riding Area will remain closed until flood control levels have receded.
• Northern Rail Trail is closed in Grafton and Canaan.
• Silver Lake and Pisgah State Parks will remain closed until further assessment can be completed.
• Bear Brook State Park campground will re-open once they have power/phone restored. Trails have not been assessed at this point.
• Jericho Mountain State Park day-use area is open and trails will remain closed until Friday.
• Connecticut Lakes Working Headwater Forest will be opening one road at a time, as assessments can be made.
• Pillsbury State Park remote camping sites will remain closed until water recedes.
• Cardigan Mountain State Forest/Park is open but has extremely muddy conditions in parking area and washouts on Old County Road.

For updated information regarding closurse on the White Mountain National Forest click here.

Storm Clean-Up Safety

      Landowners are reminded to use caution when cleaning up fallen trees and branches. Don’t climb a ladder with a chain saw. Don’t climb into a damaged tree. Never touch any tree or branches near electrical wires. Assess your particular tree situation carefully and watch for safety hazards. Most tree work needs to be done by professional arborists, especially when the work requires climbing or the tree is leaning against another tree or structure. If you’re going to work on your trees yourself, make sure you have the skills and the right safety gear.

If you have any questions about downed wires or removing or pruning trees near downed wires, contact your Utility Company

Public Service of New Hampshire: 800-662-7764
Unitil: 800-852-3339
New Hampshire Co-op: 800-439-8864
National Grid: 800-322-3223