Obscure and unspoiled – Winneweta Falls
Almost unvisited, this is really unique waterfall.
The trailhead is an obscure little pull-off on the west side of Route 16 just North of Jackson Village. I’m sure most people have zipped right by this brown and yellow trail sign. Right out of the car you’ll have to cross The Ellis River, so make sure you’re [...]
Mountain Running in the White Mountains
New Hampshire native Marc Chauvin talks about life in the mountains.
As a mountain guide Marc loves to spend as much time in the mountains as possible. A longtime resident of the Mount Washington Valley, he definitely knows his way around the trails and mountains of New Hampshire. Cathedral Ledge and Whitehorse will be where you [...]
Nanamocomuck Ski, Run, Bike, Trail
A true four season trail along the Swift River.
Winding its way South from Bear Notch Road down to the Albany Covered Bridge, this trail is perfect way to get introduced to trail running, mountain biking or snow shoeing. Also known on the map as Forest Rd. 28, and Lower Nanamocomuck Ski Trail.
The south end of [...]
Maple Sugaring in New Hampshire
Perfect early spring activity, go check out how maple syrup is made.
Typically the big weekend for Maple sugaring is the last weekend in March. But that all depends on Mother Nature. If the temps are too warm, too early then the sap runs too fast and only for a few days and can’t be harvested. [...]
Ice Fishing with Kids
Ice fishing in New Hampshire, an adventure just not one you can’t make supper from. Taking kids ice fishing is great as long as there is no plans for eating fish for supper.
Snow shoeing to Sabbaday Falls
Maybe the shortest trail in New Hampshire. Sabbaday Falls is a great place to get used to snow shoeing or take the kids out without getting too far out there.