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Jackson, New Hampshire
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Nestled in the heart of the Mount Washington Valley, Black Mountain has been serving up snow, smiles and memories since 1935. From the Shovel Handle, the first overhead cable lift in the country, to snowmaking on the Whitney slope in 1957, one of the first snowmaking systems in New England, Black’s history is rich with a commitment to its skiers and riders. Today, Black offers skiing and riding for all ages and abilities across over 140 acres, 5 lifts and 45 trails. (Curated content from www.blackmt.com)
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Built in 1879, Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club is one of the few remaining Grand Hotels in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. A respite for visitors to the mountains of Jackson, New Hampshire’s Carter Notch, this timeless hotel has enchanted generations of guests with its captivating views, idyllic location, 9-hole golf course, and award-winning cuisine at The Eagle Landing Tavern. (Curated content from www.eaglemt.com)
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At the Wentworth Golf Club in Jackson Village, the picturesque course provides outstanding views of the majestic Presidential Range and the scenic splendor of the Wildcat and Ellis Rivers as they meander throughout the course. (Curated content from www.wentworthgolf.com)
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Family Fun is guaranteed at New Hampshire’s Best Amusement Park For Kids, helping families make magical memories since 1954. With over 30 kid-friendly attractions that put children at the center of their favorite stories, you’re sure to make some great stories of your own! Plus, being specially designed so that parents can experience the magic alongside, you can hold their hands and laugh with them as they make memories. (Curated content from www.storylandnh.com)
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Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center offers winter and summer activities along with special events for families and groups of all ages. Book online! (Curated content from greatglentrails.com)
This historic site constructed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, offers a short hike to a dramatic 66 foot waterfall, picnicking opportunities, and is the starting point for those hiking the Glen Boulder or Wildcat trails. (Curated content from www.fs.usda.gov)
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Discover over 32,000 sq feet of ocean life at our indoor walk-through aquarium. Visit touch pools, meet real-life sea creatures at our exhibits, and so much more! (Curated content from www.livingshores.com)
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Diana’s Baths is a series of pools and cascades on Lucy Brook about a three quarter mile walk on the Moat Mountain Trail (northern terminus). The section of the trail up to the Baths is ADA with benches along the way. There is a large parking lot, toilets, and trash collection at the site along with a self serve pay station. The parking lot is maintained for winter use. Due to safety concerns, parking along the roadway at this location is specifically prohibited. (Curated content from www.fs.usda.gov)
Attitash Mountain Resort offers 68 trails and 8 lifts across two big, connected mountains (Attitash & Bear Peak) that combine traditional New England runs and challenging terrain with modern, wide-open cruisers suited for all abilities. Located in the heart of the White Mountains, Attitash Mountain Resort is considered New Hampshire's premier year-round vacation area. (Curated content from www.attitash.com)
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Wildcat Mountain has historically been the first to open and the last to close in the state of New Hampshire. Our famously long season can be attributed to the hard work our snowmaking team puts in, and where we sit in the White Mountain National Forest. (Curated content from www.skiwildcat.com)
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