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Looking for some adventures on the water? The Lakes region of New Hampshire probaly has exactly what you're looking for then. From kayak rentals to jet skis, party boats, or day cruises on the Mount Washington there's some kind of water fun for you and your whole family here!. Squam Lake is just a short drive from Waterville Valley. This scenic lake area has many places to rent boating equipment, jet skis, sail boats, and canoes. The location for filming the HollyWood film "On Golden Pond" there are guided boat tours of the lake. The Squam Lake Natural Science Center offers a glimpse into the wildlife that lives in the woods in thiese parts. Looking for outlet shopping? There's the Tanger Factory Outlet stores in Tilton. Not to mention the large number of antique shops sprinkled throughout the lakes region. The Lakes Region is so big it's hard to get all of the info in this little space so for more details check out our more extensive links page! |
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The Lincoln-Woodstock area is a worthwhile drive from Waterville Valley. There are numerous restaurants, plenty of shopping, and great family attractions such as Clark's Trading Post, The Hobo Railroad, Hobo miniature golf, and the Loon Mountain Resort area. In the Summer Lincoln and Woodstock are more quickly reached by the "forest highway" known as Tripoli Road. It saves about 10 miles of driving, but be warned it is an unpaved road after you crest the height of the land. Numerous campsites are located along this stretch of the road so travel slowly for safety. The two main streets to check out are Rt 112 (known to locals as "The Kanc") in Lincoln, and Rte 3 (or Mian Street) in North Woodstock. There are several outdoor adventure businesses that offer kayak trips on the Pemigiewassett River to zipline tours in the Summer and Fall, to Snowmobiling in the Winter months. Click here for a list of links to Lincoln-Woodstock businesses |
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When someone in New Hampshire refers to something being above the notch, they are taling about being north of Franconia Notch, home of Cannon Mountain, and formerlly the site of New HAmpshires iconic figuer the Old Man of the Mountains.
There are so many areas worth exploring above the notch we can't give you a complete list of what to see and do, but if you click the link below you'll get a good start to your exploration of the Great North Woods |
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