 Fourteen years later it was rebuilt as a hut, and has since been renovated at least five times — in 1922, 1927, 1947, 1969 and 2005.Despite its position as the highest of the huts—at an elevation of —it is also the most easily accessible due to its proximity to the summit of Mount Washington, accessible both by car and by the Mount Washington Cog Railway, a tourist attraction.It is located adjacent to its namesake Lakes of the Clouds—two small alpine tarns — and just below the summit of Mount Monroe.