The Mt. Washington Valley is opening back up. Shops, lodging properties, and restaurants are working hard to welcome you back and keep you and their staff safe and healthy.

Gov. Chris Sununu is continuing to relax coronavirus restrictions in the state. On Thursday, July 2, Sununu announced visitors from other New England states will no longer be asked to quarantine for two weeks. Hospitals in the state will also be allowed to resume procedures that are not time-sensitive. The moves come as state public health officials announced 21 new COVID-19 cases and 2 new deaths in New Hampshire.
The 14-day quarantine requirement remains in effect for residents from states outside New England. Sununu said lifting the restriction was made in cooperation with neighboring states, and reports of declining cases. Read the "Safer at Home" guidance for hotels

All retail establishments were able to open their physical facilities to workers, customers, and the public and resume in person operations if they operate in accordance with the following guidelines. Retail establishments who are currently open due to provision of Essential Services must begin operating in accordance with these guidelines immediately.