Saco River Covered Bridge
(Approx. 0.9 miles)
In 1850, Jacob Berry and Peter Paddleford built a covered bridge to replace a crudely framed log bridge that had collapsed at this site. The 1850 bridge stood until the Swift River covered bridge crashed into it in 1869.
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Madison Boulder Natural Area
(Approx. 3.0 miles)
Madison Boulder Natural Area is home to the largest known erratic in New England, and among the largest in the world.
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Mwv Moose Bus Tours
(Approx. 4.6 miles)
We are able to see and view MOOSE after dark because our MOOSE bus is allowed to use floodlights and spot lights to seek and see MOOSE at night. It's attempted to have this adventure enjoyable to MOOSE seekers of all ages, children and adults. Most will agree it is.
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Echo Lake State Park
(Approx. 4.8 miles)
Echo Lake State Park is a great place to take the family for a swim and picnic. A scenic trail around the lake provides great views of sheer, 700-foot Cathedral Ledge which towers over the lake.
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Cranmore Mountain
(Approx. 4.9 miles)
Summer action and fun at Cranmore's Mountain Adventure Park “Play is good! Visit North Conway’s Playground this summer and experience adventures in our Mountain Adventure and Aerial Adventure Parks.
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White Lake State Park
(Approx. 9.0 miles)
White Lake State Park offers some of the best swimming in the White Mountain region. The park lies along the shore of White Lake, which is an example of a typical glacial lake. During the Ice Age, glacial ice was buried beneath glacial till or debris.
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A Summer Day at the Farm
(Approx. 9.2 miles)
Family-friendly activities, tours and farm chores Remick Country Doctor Museum Farm, located in quaint Tamworth Village, New Hampshire, is a picturesque rural life museum and a working farm.
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Remick Country Doctor Museum & Farm
(Approx. 9.3 miles)
An agricultural museum. A working farm. A historic homestead Feel as though you’ve stepped back in time as our history unfolds. Whether indoors or out, explore domestic, agricultural and sustainable living practices and traditions of New Hampshire and father and son country doctors, Dr. Edwin Remick and Dr.
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