The White Mountain National Forest

Sargents, NH

The Highest wind speeds on Earth have officially been recorded atop Mt. Washington in The White Mountains National Forest of New Hampshire, USA. Wind speeds of 372 kph or 231 mph were logged on 12 April 1934 at New Hampshire's Mount Washington Observatory at the summit of Mt. Washington. 

(Unfortunately this record was recently broken in 2010 due to the recognition of records measuring 253 mph winds during Cyclone Olivia on Barrow Island, Western Australia in 1996.)

Image from Time's article written by Micael D. Lemonick:

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1590454,00.html

Aside from Mt. Washington's infamous reputation for its dangerously erratic weather, it remains a top destination for hikers and sight seers through the year.  Mt. Washington is the final peak of the The Presidential Travers, a popular hiking trail that navigates 21-24 miles and over 8,000' of elevation.  This region is not only known for providing all winter activities but also four seasons of outdoor activities such as hiking, golfing, boating and  fishing. I will provide some useful links if you desire to visit.

The Presidential Traverse

It must be rightfully stated that this area of the United States holds it beauty through out every season!

Mount Washington Resort

I would highly recumbent the Mount Washington Resort for accommodations in the winter months but you can also find some great camping locations on the state park website. Here are both.

http://brettonwoods.com/

http://www.nhstateparks.org