Mad River Cozy Cabin

10/09/2022

Colors are here… 🍁🍂

01/09/2022

Any season is nice at

05/31/2021

Always beautiful sunsets at 🌅 ⛰

04/15/2021

02/25/2021

What a gorgeous morning in the mountains!
Spring is just around the corner 🌱

12/14/2020

Definitely adding this one to my bucket list!
Check out in Thornton, NH

Cruise through snowy New Hampshire fields and woods with an enthurisastic team of dogs leading the way. Valley Snow Dogz LLC is one of many places in New Ham...

12/04/2020

Waterville Valley Resort is now open for this skiing season!
Enjoy your vacation and be safe

11/23/2020

Starting the Friday after Thanksgiving, you can cut down your own Christmas tree in the White Mountain National Forest, including alongside the Kancamagus Highway. You must purchase a tag for $5 at the S**o Ranger Station, and there are some rules.

Get into the holiday spirit by visiting a local Christmas tree farm with your family.

11/20/2020

11/10/2020

Looking for things to do in New Hampshire no matter the season? You’ve come to the right place! Find trip ideas such as scenic drives, leaf peeping, and more!

11/02/2020

The Flume Gorge is a must-see!

This was a great simple hike with lots to see in Franconia, NH. I shot this footage with my phantom 2 drone with my gopro 3 attached to it. I also took my dr...

10/29/2020

Ghost Hollow in Campton
From NH Folk Tales compiled by Eva Speare published in 1955
“Once upon a time,” a man named George Ward kept a store at “Groggy Harbor,” a mile and a half north of Campton Village. Young Ward was a born joker and conceived the idea of nailing a plank on the top of the fence by the side of the road leading through the big ravine toward North Woodstock.
Often at night when he saw someone approaching, he would walk this plank wrapped in a sheet, scaring may people “half out of their wits.” One evening, the funny storekeeper found the wrong man. Thomas Welch was walking through the hollow when the “ghost” appeared. Instead of running away, Welch tore a big stake from the fence and racing after the apparition cried out, “Stop or I will smash open your head.” The “Ghost” spoke and Ward never heard the last of that prank and that spot is still called Ghost Hollow.

10/26/2020

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10/22/2020

Mother Worcester’s Cave
Taken from New Hampshire Folk Tales compiled by Eva Speare published in 1955

Mother Worcester was a woman of strong personality, deeply religious and influential among her neighbors, nearly a century ago. She lived with her daughter, Sally, in Campton Hollow on the “old road” long abandoned.
One night, awakened by strange, shrill sounds far down the valley, and certain that “her time had come” as the people used to say, when death approached, she called to her daughter, “Sally, Sally, prepare to meet thy God. I can hear Gabriel’s horn a tooting up the valley.”
Both women arose and donned their garments expecting to see angels. Their hopes were disappointed, for after waiting a long time, they saw a neighbor and his ox-team slowly plodding homeward. This man had been to the mill with his grist, but was delayed by a dry axle on his primitive wooden cart. Few people of the present day can recall the shrill sound of wooden wheels turning upon a wooden axle when plenty of grease had not been applied.
Mother Worcester’s dreams became famous; they were strangely weird.
Late in the year 1852, she became certain that large quantities of gold could be found in the ledge on the farther bank of Beebe River, at the base of a beautiful waterfall in Campton Hollow. So convincing were her arguments concerning the message in her dreams that she was able to interest a dozen of her townsmen to join with he in
exploring this ledge. All her own savings and those of her friends were sunk in digging a passage fourteen feet high at the opening and forty feet in length into this rocky ledge.
No sign of the precious metal was discovered although slight traces of lead were found.
Today this excavation is a favorite haunt for small boys who call the place, “Mother Worcester’s Cave.”

10/22/2020

'Tis the season to explore fall foliage in New Hampshire's White Mountains. Follow along as Live Free with Kris takes us off the beaten path in this popular ...

09/11/2020

Step back in time with one of these scenic train rides!
Choo choo! 🚂 🛤

Enjoy an old-fashioned railroading experience as you journey on historic rail routes in vintage cars from our 1874 train station in North Conway, NH. Book now!

09/11/2020

Check out these amazing trails! 🥾

White Mountain National Forest lies within the White Mountains in the states of New Hampshire and Maine. It is known for great hiking trails, beautiful views including spectacular views of fall foliage, winter skiing, and ample outdoor recreation opportunities. The forest provides wildlife habitat t...

09/11/2020

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08/21/2020

At we have plenty of parking space... even for the helicopters 🚁 🙂

07/20/2020

We have a great visitor this morning at

07/19/2020

Good morning from