Please Donate
Donations help us maintain the trail, kiosks and parking lot as well as summit views, natural habitat, blueberry fields and wildlife that depends on open fields to survive. We cannot do it without you!
We would like to acknowledge in particular a recent donation by Jenny Yule in memory of her cousin, Samuel Howe. Their grandmother, Norma Haynes, may be remembered by some of you in the Eaton community. Thank you for your generous support....
Thank you to ALL friends of Foss Mountain. In addition to state and federal Foss Mountain Partners described on our Management page HERE, the names of partners and individuals who have donated since our successful 2023 fundraiser can be found HERE.
All donations are tax deductible under section 170(c) of the IRS code. Please let us know if you would like to remain anonymous.
Thank you for your support – every contribution makes a difference!
If you prefer to send a donation, please make checks payable to:
Foss Mountain Fund
Eaton Conservation Commission
P.O. Box 88
Eaton, NH 03832
Thank you for your support!
Foss Mountain is a singular destination enjoyed by generations of visitors from all over the world. A hike to the summit of its open ledges reveals a 360 degree view – north to the White Mountain National Forest, east into Maine, west to Mount Chocorua and the Sandwich Range and south towards the Ossipee Range and beyond.
The land on which Foss Mountain sits is owned by the Town of Eaton and managed by the Eaton Conservation Commission. The legacy of Foss is stewardship – as we encourage visitors to Preserve, Protect and Enjoy this local treasure.
In recent years Foss Mountain has seen a significant increase in use, while our primary revenue sources of commercial blueberry sales and timber harvesting on town land have generated fewer funds. Keeping the summit clear of trees, maintaining blueberry health and educating visitors as to "best practice" standards are becoming more of a challenge. We need your help.
Our goal is to encourage all who hold Foss Mountain dear to donate with the singular goal of supporting this treasure.
Some examples of how donations are used include:
Cutting saplings to maintain the view
Maintaining low bush wild blueberries
Educating visitors
Maintaining the trail and parking lot
Maintaining grassland habitat, its birds and pollinators
Thank you for your ongoing support – together we will keep Foss Mountain a place for everyone to enjoy!