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Route 16, North Conway, NH 03860 • 800-468-3666
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The Mt Washington Valley...is a destination for vacationers from all over the world. The lush forest, gorgeous White Mountains, and picturesque village of North Conway offer something for everyone.Don't just pick one season—when you make it up to the Valley more than once a year, you really start to understand the flavor and appeal of this special place, and begin to see why some people come up here for a vacation...and never leave. Nearby ActivitiesMount Washington Valley Chamber of CommerceConway Village Area Chamber of Commerce Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce Twin Mountain Chamber of Commerce mwvevents.com mtwashingtonvalley.org mountwashingtonvalley.org mountwashingtonvalley.com valleyguides.com mountainear.com Winter ActivitiesWeather Phone: 603.447.4348Skiing Ski Reports Call individual ski areasDownhill Resorts Attitash Bear Peak, Bartlett - 603.374.2368 Summer ActivitiesSummer TheaterEastern Slope Playhouse, N. Conway - 603.356.5776(Many of the following attractions have limited hours through the fall) White Mountains Attractions, N. Woodstock - 603.745.8720 OR 1.800.346.3687 (You can get information on waterfalls, covered bridges, scenic hikes and roads etc. in the White Mountains.) Mount Washington Observatory Telephone: 800.706.0432 Location: Mt. Washington Summit and/or North Conway The observatory has been measuring and recording the extreme weather atop the Northeast's highest peak for over 70 years. At the summit, visit the Mount Washington Museum for a look at the geology and human history of the mountain. In the Mt. Washington Valley, stop by the Weather Discovery Center in North Conway, a hands-on science and weather museum! Northern Forest Heritage Park Telephone: 603.752.7202 Location: On the Androscoggin River in Berlin Celebrate the working forest in northern New England and the multicultural heritage that coincides with the Northern Forest Heritage Park. Visit a logging camp complete with exhibits, traditional artists, horse-drawn wagon rides and a blacksmith. Hear musicians & watch loggers display their skills. Experience the area's natural beauty on a narrated boat tour or visit the Artisans Gift Shop. Take in a lecture or workshop, or join in the fun during the Park's many festivals. Squam Lakes Natural Science Center Telephone: 603.968.7194 Location: Route 113, Holderness A 200-acre nature center, visitors can observe live native wildlife - bears, deer, otters, fox, owls and more in natural woodland settings. Walk the trails. Enjoy interactive exhibits and live animal programs. Open daily May 1 - November 1. 9:30am - 4:30pm. Castle Springs/Castle in the Clouds Telephone: 800.729.2468 Location: Moultonborough Historic castle tours, Castle Springs water spring site, hiking snack bar, gift shop, overlooking spectacular Lake Winnipesaukee. Attitash Bear Peak & the Fields of Attitash Telephone: 603.374.2368 Location: Route 302, Bartlett Attitash Bear Peak is your home for the Perfect Summer! Take a ride on our legendary Alpine Slides - the longest in North America! Cool off on one of four waterslides, enjoy a horseback ride along the scenic Saco River, take a cruise around the Skate or BMX parks, or take a Scenic Sky Ride to the summit of Attitash - just a few of the many summer activities at Attitash Bear Peak! Rediscover Attitash Bear Peak and attitash.com. Cannon Aerial Tramway Telephone: 603.823.8800 Location: I-93, Exit 34B, Franconia Notch The 80-passenger aerial tramway whisks you above timberline to the 4,200-foot summit for outstanding views of the White Mountains and into Maine, Vermont and even Canada. Take as little as an hour or as long as a day to enjoy summit walking paths, an observation deck, cafeterias, swimming at Echo Lake, boat and bike rentals, a free, eight-mile recreation path, and the New England Ski Museum. Clark's Trading Post Telephone: 603.745.8913 Location: Route 3, Lincoln Celebrating 75 years of quality family entertainment. Enjoy a trained bear performance, Steam Train ride through Wolfman's Territory and an exciting new family act. Experience Merlin's Mystical Mansion, Tuttle's Rustic House and Water Blaster Boats. Stroll through the museums as music from vintage Nickelodeons fills the air. Browse specialty shops and antique photo parlor on Main Street. Stop by the White Mountains' largest gift and souvenir shop. We can barely wait to see you! Conway Scenic Railroad Telephone: 603.356.5251 Location: Routes 16 & 302, North Conway The "Valley Train" offers departeures to Conway and Bartlett, while the "Notch Train" carries passengers through spectacular Crawford Notch and pass the finest natural scenery in the entire Northeast. On the "Valley Train" choose Coach, First Class or Dining Car and experience the fun of railroad dining aboard the Dining Car "Chocorua" (reservations suggested). The "Notch Train" offers Coach, First Class and Dome seating (reservations suggested). The Flume Gorge Telephone: 603.745.8391 Location: I-93, Exit 34A, Rt. 3, Franconia Notch Offers a spectacular walk through a natural chasm, over covered bridges and past waterfalls, a scenic pool and mountain views. A free 15-minute movie at the Visitor Center provides a fine introduction to Franconia Notch State Park and the Flume Gorge. Information Center, cafeteria, gift shop and interpretive exhibits. Three-Season Activities Fishing New Hampshire Department of Fish & Game Guide Service: The North Country Angler, N. Conway - 603.356.6000 Golf (starts around May 1st) The Road to the Links Golf Association Canoeing/Kayaking (check with Rental companies for actual conditions and opening dates) Canal Bridge Canoe & Kayak, Fryeburg, ME - 207.935.2605 Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center, Pinkham Notch - 603.466.2333 Northern Extremes Canoe, Kayak & Tube Rental, N. Conway - 1.877.722.6748 Saco Bound Canoe & Kayak Rental, Ctr. Conway - 603.447.2177 Saco Canoe, Fryeburg, ME - 207.935.6000 Saco Canoe, Conway - 603.447.2737 Saco River Canoe & Kayak, Fryeburg, ME - 207.935.2369 Saco Valley Canoe & Kayak Rental, Ctr. Conway - 603.447.2444, or 1.800.447.2460 White Water Rafting in Maine - 1.800.766.7238 Nature Programs Fall, Winter & Spring at Tin Mountain Conservation, Conway - 603.447.6991 Fall Activities Cider Mill White Mountain Cider Co., Glen - 603.383.9601, or 1.877.MTCIDER Apple Picking Ward's Orchards, Madison - 603.367.4641 Randall Orchards, Ctr. Conway McSherry's, Conway - 603.447.2737 OR 5442 (Nursery) Year-round Activities Appalachian Mountain Club: - 603.466.2727 OR - 603.378.HIKE for outdoor programs and workshops. Mount Washington Observatory's Weather Discovery Center: - 603.356.8345 for interactive displays to learn about the weather. White Mountain National Forest, Saco District Ranger Station at Kancamagus Highway, Conway, NH - 603.447.5448 Supervisor Office, Laconia, NH - 603.528.8721 Androscoggin Ranger Station, Gorham, NH - 603.466.2713 Mountain & Rock Climbing Instruction Bartlett Backcountry Adventures, N. Conway - 603.374.0866 Eastern Mountain Sports, N. Conway - 603.356.5433, or 1.800.310.4504 Internatonal Mountain Climbing School, N. Conway - 603.356.7064 Mountain Guides Alliance, N. Conway - 603.356.5310 |
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