In addition to the state's quality attractions, recreational choices include hiking, biking, canoeing, and kayaking. Your tour clients and conference attendees are sure to enjoy the wealth of outdoor activities found here. For more information, select another option on the left.

These New Hampshire summer recreation listings are color-coded to indicate their regional location on this map. The letter/number code in red will help you find an approximate location on the state map.

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Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center G9
Route 16, Pinkham Notch, Gorham, NH 03581
Tel: 603-466-2333 Fax: 603-466-3328
E-mail: info@GreatGlenTrails.com
Contact: Regina Ferreira
Your group will always remember the breathtaking beauty of Mt. Washington, the friendly staff and outdoor experiences at this unique, year-round activity center. Enjoy mountain biking, canoeing, kayaking, indoor climbing wall, BBQs, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snow tubing, and winter trips to treeline up Mt. Washington in the unforgettable SnowCoach.

New Hampshire State Parks
New Hampshire's state parks include recreation areas, attractions and historic sites, and many are open year-round. Group rates are available. Call 603-271-3556 for information and a free Map & Guide, or write to nhparks@dred.state.nh.us.

White Mountain National Forest
One of the most heavily used National Forests in the country, the White Mountain National Forest is the "Land of Many Uses." Sprawling over 800,000 acres in New Hampshire's White Mountains into Western Maine, the Forest offers unlimited recreational choices and breathtaking scenery year-round. Parking passes are required in most areas, and passes ranging from $3/day to $25/annually may be purchased at Forest Service Information Centers and from many local businesses. Please call 603-528-8721 for more information.