Area Activities

"Winter is an etching, spring a water color,
summer an oil painting, and autumn a mosaic of them all."

                                   ... Stanley Horowitz

 
Like the Nordic Inn, the Lincoln-Woodstock area is vibrant and full of surprise. The White Mountains boast four-season activities that take full advantage of the changing seasons, and the easy informality of resort communities.  Area pursuits abound for the young and not so young. Where else can you experience so many varied things to do, nestled in such a stunning, natural environment? Listed below are some of the popular activities that can be enjoyed year round.

Summer

Swimming, tubing, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, picnicking, sightseeing, zip-line, golfing, horseback riding, mountain climbing, mountain biking, rollerblading, archery, tennis, miniature golf, tax-free factory outlet shopping, antiquing, rock climbing, Moose safaris, theme weekends, dining and relaxing.

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Fall/Spring

Foliage, sightseeing, picnicking, apple picking, hiking, rock climbing, zip-line, canoeing, fishing, golfing, hunting, horseback riding, mountain biking, tennis, mountain climbing, roller-blading, cut your own Christmas tree, tax-free factory outlet shopping, antiquing, Moose safaris, miniature golf, theme weekends, dining and relaxing.

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Winter

Skiing (downhill & x-country), sledding, snow tubing, snowshoeing, snowboarding, ice-skating, snowmobiling (on Snowmobile Corridor Trail 11), sleigh rides, zip-line, sightseeing, tax-free factory outlet shopping, antiquing, dining and relaxing.

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The Road Least Traveled

Scenic New Hampshire has much to marvel
Robert Frost spoke of "The Road Not Taken"
The road least traveled
Offers opportunities otherwise forsaken.

Spring is a time for nature to come alive.
The hills and valleys bloom in stride.
Our heritage is in the grandeur of the past.
Waterfalls and parks reveal beauty that lasts.

Experience an ocean lobster or a clambake,
A leisure boat ride or fishing on a lake.
Also, hiking trails or mountain tops to see,
A campsite along a brook is the place to be.

Enjoy the merriment of country fairs,
Farmer's markets and carnivals,
To apple picking, pumpkins and pears,
Fall foliage, scenic drives and festivals.

Cross-country skiing, mountain skiing,
And snowmobile trails are appealing.
Friends gathering, relaxing by a fire's glow,
warms you despite the warm winter snow.

New Hampshire's heritage is ours to share;
The hospitality of people who really care.
Experience a place you'll enjoy throughout,
A place Robert Frost spoke so amiably about.
                         ... Andre O. Gagnon
                      June 1997

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