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Foliage and Farmhouses, Vermont to the White Mountains
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A guide for New Hampshire's Great North Woods travel featuring lodging, outdoor activities, cultural attractions, historic sites, and more. Check out our website for fun activities and events in New Hampshire.
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Berline
Jefferson
Pittsburg
Errol
Berlin
Cambridge
Milan
Stewartstown Middlebury, VT Until Oct 24
Smithfield, RI Until Nov 19
Bristol, RI Until Nov 20
Essex, CT Until Dec 20
New Haven, CT Until Oct 31
20 New England itineraries from six operators. New this season.
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Welcome to NH's Great North Woods
Wild, wonderful wilderness & outdoor sport
Great Things to Do in Great North Woods of NH
The Great North Woods region – the remote northern tip of New Hampshire that pokes into the underbelly of Quebec -- is a place of lakes, rivers, towering forests, and people who enjoy the really rugged forms of outdoor adventure. Outdoor sports are a way of life in every season. They include hunting, fishing, camping, hiking , boating, ATV riding, mountain biking, skiing, snowmobiling, cross country skiing , and wild life watching (in fact, Route 3 from Pittsburg to the Canadian border is known as Moose Alley for the regular appearances there of the giant, antlered creatures).
First Connecticut Lake and Second Connecticut Lake, in the top corner of the region are named for the Connecticut River and its river valley, which form the border of Vermont and New Hampshire. Major towns in the area are Colebrook, Columbia, and Pittsburg. Among the major public events are the North Country Moose Festival in Colebrook and the Umbagog Wildlife Festival in Errol, both in August, and River Fire in Berlin in October.
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