Washington to Winnipesaukee is a point-to-point route that connects two of New Hampshire's most iconic landmarks- The summit of Mount Washington, the state's highest peak, and the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, the state's largest lake.  It's a nearly fifty mile route that starts above treeline, enjoys the beauty of the Presidential Range, and goes over Boott Spur before dropping onto one of the White Mountain's most historic trails, the Davis Path.  The entirety of the Davis Path is enjoyed, followed by a short road run on Route 302, after crossing the Saco River by bridge.  Leaving Rt 302 o