Dixville Notch State Park
(Approx. 4.7 miles)
Dixville Notch State Park spans 127 acres. Within the park is a scenic gorge and waterfalls on two mountain brooks. Hiking trails lead to Table Rock and nearby mountains. Dixville Notch State Park has picnicking and hiking.
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Connecticut Lakes Forest Recreation Program
(Approx. 7.6 miles)
Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working Forest Recreation Program: The State of New Hampshire, in cooperation with The Forestland Group, provides high quality recreational opportunities that are consistent with a Forest Legacy Easement held by the State of New Hampshire.
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Lake Francis State Park
(Approx. 7.6 miles)
Lake Francis State Park lies on the shores of Lake Francis a 2,000 acre lake near the Connecticut Lakes of the Great North Woods region. Hunters and anglers enjoy this park as a base for their respective activities.
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Deer Mountain Campground
(Approx. 9.2 miles)
Deer Mountain Campground is located in Connecticut Lakes State Forest, adjacent to the Connecticut River between Second and Third Connecticut lakes and is just five minutes south of the Canadian border.
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Treats and Treasures General store and gift
(Approx. 10.1 miles)
General store, convenience store, gift shop We are a one stop shopping experience in Pittsburg. With the addition of our convenience store and fudge counter, you can purchase virtually anything you need under one roof, including beer and wine, cigarettes and cigars, and groceries.
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Umbagog Lake State Park
(Approx. 13.1 miles)
Umbagog Lake State Park, is one of the more recently acquired parks in the state system. The Division began managing the park in 1998.
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Androscoggin Wayside Park
(Approx. 13.4 miles)
Androscoggin Wayside Park, a part of Mollidgewock State Park, is located along the Androscoggin River and lies within the Thirteen Mile Woods. It is a scenic spot for picnicking and fishing, and a favorite for canoeing.
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Mollidgewock State Park
(Approx. 13.4 miles)
Mollidgewock State Park lies along the shore of the Androscoggin River within Thirteen Mile Woods Scenic Area, approximately 28 miles north of Berlin and three miles south of Errol.
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Stark Covered Bridge
(Approx. 19.5 miles)
The bridge was originally a simple Paddleford truss with a center pier. During the 1890s, high water removed the center pier and the bridge was washed downstream. It was brought back by men and oxen and set on new stone piers.
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