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OR CALL: 603-846-5501

Activities

hiking

Hiking

From a short walk into Lower Falls to an hour hike into Arethusa, New Hampshire’s largest falls to attacking any of the 4000 footers – all are within a short drive.
kayaking

Canoeing & Kayaking

With Saco Bound in Center Conway (one hour East on 302) for canoe or kayak rental, river briefing, & transport. Visit www.sacobound.com for options, information, & pricing.
cars

Drive the Countryside

White Mountains Trail – Drive one of the National Scenic Byways beginning in Twin through Franconia Notch, the Kancamagus Highway, and Crawford Notch – numerous scenic overlooks & short hikes. Or explore our numerous covered bridges and more than 100 waterfalls.
golf

Golfing

Golf at Bethlehem Country Club, an 18 hole Donald Ross redesign, at Waumbek Golf Club, one of the most historic 18 hole courses in America, or at Mountain View Country Club, a scenic 9 hole course, at reduced rates while you’re a guest at Carlson’s. Rates include green fees and golf car. Rates are $25. or $30. per person for 18 holes while the Maplewood is $35 or $50.
swimming

Swimming

In our outdoor pool – in the Ammonoosuc River, maybe at Lower Falls – at the beach of the Twin Mt. Rec Center.
skiing

Skiing

Due to Covid tickets are best bought online in advance through the mountain as they are likely to sell out on busy days. Some discounts are available for early purchase.
cog

Cog Train

The Cog Railway is still open for winter weekend/holiday rides but does not have skiing.
snowmobiling

Snowmobiling

Snowmobile trail entrance from our driveway. Rental machines available nearby. For trail conditions call: 603-740-5050 for state or 603-846-2273 for local or visit www.nhtrails.org. For more information contact the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club, PO Box 179, Twin Mt., NH 03595.
wildlife

Twin Mountain Wildlife Center

Indigenous wildlife & video displays & fish hatchery. Located on Rt. 3 north.
Hiking woods family fun adventures get outside

Hiking

From a short walk into Lower Falls to an hour hike into Arethusa, New Hampshire’s largest falls to attacking any of the 4000 footers – all are within a short drive.

kayaking summer river

Canoeing & Kayaking

With Saco Bound in Center Conway (one hour East on 302) for canoe or kayak rental, river briefing, & transport. Visit www.sacobound.com for options, information, & pricing.

Mount Washington Auto Road

Drive the Countryside

White Mountains Trail – Drive one of the National Scenic Byways beginning in Twin through Franconia Notch, the Kancamagus Highway, and Crawford Notch – numerous scenic overlooks & short hikes. Or explore our numerous covered bridges and more than 100 waterfalls.

Golf green water

Golfing

Golf at Bethlehem Country Club, an 18 hole Donald Ross redesign, at Waumbek Golf Club, one of the most historic 18 hole courses in America, or at Mountain View Country Club, a scenic 9 hole course, at reduced rates while you’re a guest at Carlson’s. 

Swimming Pool Swim summer cool off and relax

Swimming

In our outdoor pool – in the Ammonoosuc River, maybe at Lower Falls – at the beach of the Twin Mt. Rec Center.

Skiing winter snow

Skiing

Due to Covid tickets are best bought online in advance through the mountain as they are likely to sell out on busy days. Some discounts are available for early purchase.
Mount Washington Cog Railway scenic views family adventure

Cog Train

Ride to the top of Mt. Washington on a train that has been running 150 years.  In the summer the train goes to the summit and you can visit the Mt. Washington Observatory.  Winter and bad weather train runs half way up to Waumbek station. Visit thecog.com for tickets.

Snowmobiling winter

Snowmobiling

Snowmobile trail entrance from our driveway. Rental machines available nearby. For trail conditions call: 603-740-5050 for state or 603-846-2273 for local or visit www.nhtrails.org. For more information contact the Twin Mountain Snowmobile Club, PO Box 179, Twin Mt., NH 03595

Wildlife fish fishing clear water rivers

Twin Mountain Wildlife Center

Indigenous wildlife & video displays & fish hatchery. Located on Rt. 3 north