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Scenery For the Soul

A travel blog entry by maryandjeff

... drive.

We keep to smaller roads through Vermont and this leads us though the Mad River Glen Mountain area. It’s getting a little foggy as we follow the narrow, winding road to the top. It’s a mysterious ride until we get to the top and find about half a dozen cars already parked. Among the people there is a group of skate boarders who are getting ready to board down the 12% grade of the road in ...

'To Mount Washington and Back' to tell the tale

A travel blog entry by carolandglenns

... and it was breezy at 65 mph winds, just short of hurricane force! Out of the cloud we heard a train horn and the surreal sight of a cog wheeled train came into sight. Its the second steepest incline for a train of this type in the world.

Anyway, we had our time on the summit, felt very sorry for the scientists who live there 24 hours a day every day and descended back to the real world and made our way to our ...

Gorham to Lancaster Scenic Route on Hwy 2

A travel blog entry by ecks-adventures

As we continued westward through the 30 mile stretch of Hwy 2 that crosses the upper part of New Hampshire in between Maine and Vermont, it continued to snow light flurries off and on - but in between these dark cloud flurries, the sun came out and shown beautifully on the surrounding landscape.
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A day in North Conway

A travel blog entry by dorothystokes

... drought.

Headed off towards the mountains, stopping at the Jackson covered bridge which spans Ellis River, built in 1876 by a carpenter and his son - 37 metres long and is still used today.

Headed for ...

Kancamagus and Dixville Notch: To Ride, or to Vote

A travel blog entry by garylesser

... up to rainy, gloomy skies. This is getting a bit weary.

So we decide to rearrange today's route, for two reasons: who wants to spend six hours riding on rain-slickened roads? And, who wants to ride 250 miles without a working speedometer/odometer?

Today's ride will now focus on what is often described as the best leaf-peeping road in New England, and we'll deal with the speed thing tomorrow.

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