Historic 80-ton boulder comes crashing down after more than a century at New Hampshire attraction

Source: New York Post

Originally Published by: Glacier National Park reports first case ever of deadly bat fungal disease Social media post leads to animal cruelty charges Powerful Hurricane Vance slowly approaches Mexico An 80-ton historic boulder that hung above visitors’ heads for more than a century came crashing down at a New Hampshire natural attraction on the final day of its 2026 season. Polar Caves, a set of glacially formed talus caves in New Hampshire’s White Mountains, announced that its “mysterious hanging boulder” fell on Oct. 18, impacting a walkway used by thousands of visitors each year.