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This lake is one of the great places here in the White Mountains. Gotta ski! Mount Abram is a fine place to do that; Albany Notch is another magnificent spot to go to nearby. And if that's not sufficient there's heaps more fun things to do in the White Mountains. The Victoria Inn is a great place to get some rest, and there are other spots here than Virginia Lake, for example Bradley Pond. So much cool stuff near Virginia Lake, clearly astonishing. Hiking
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| | along the Albany Notch Trail is delightful fun; not far from Virginia Lake you'll hit upon Number Eight Pond which is a beautiful lake. Having a magnificent time at Virginia Lake is easy. There's some exciting stuff to catch a glimpse of at Virginia Lake Dam next to Virginia Lake, and an afternoon playing golf at Lake Kezar Country Club is always a bliss. Virginia Lake is right by the Miles Notch Trail, and swing by Bartlett Brook it's a good place to have | |
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a look at. This lake is so wonderful. Have a nice hiking adventure along the Albany Mountain Trail, and if you need a location to stay The Bethel Inn Resort is a perfect choice. All through the summertime at Virginia Lake highs are
regularly in the 70's, and during summer nights temperatures are in the 50's. For the duration of the winter highs are in the 20's, and winter nights come with lows in the 0's to Virginia Lake. Just can't get enough of the White
Mountains. If you come at the right time of year, Wild River offers some pleasant whitewater, and on a beautiful day you obtain a delightful view of Amos Mountain from Virginia Lake. From a precipitation point of view Virginia Lake
is a relatively normal place; throughout August this area sees the most rain, and January meanwhile is the driest month. This lake is so wonderful. Everybody nearby loves skiing at Sunday River, and a good location to camp here at
Virginia Lake is Pleasant River Campground. And that's not all the things to do here in the White Mountains. Camping at Crocker Pond Campground is always a magnificent experience; get yourself into a kayak and hit Crooked River.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 44.27 Longitude: -70.86
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Crooked River, Oxford CountyCounty, 6 miles away Class I-II - 9 miles long (Albany to North Waterford) |
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Wild River, Oxford CountyCounty, 10 miles away Class II-IV - 3 miles long (Hastings to Gilead) |
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Crooked River, Oxford CountyCounty, 10 miles away Class II-III - 12 miles long (North Waterford to East Waterford) |
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Wild River Campground
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Shawnee Peak
 | 14 miles away 4 PHOTOS ... west, and the Lakes Region of western Maine to the east. The Peak's gladed terrain allows intermediate skiers to experience the thrill and beauty of skiing among the trees of Shawnee's Sherwood Forest area or graduate to the advanced and expert terrain in the famous gladed areas off the mountain's East Side. What's new at Shawnee Peak: Shawnee Peak, always mindful of customer feedback, is proud to announce new environmental initiatives, terrain enhancements and program improvements for the 2008-09 season: --The NEW Shawnee Peak Great Room! Enjoy incredible mountain views from the new addition to Shawnee Peak's Base Lodge. Located slopeside, the Great Room features post and beam styling, top-to-bottom glass windows and 25% more seating! --100% High-Efficiency Snow Guns - Shawnee Peak is making a substantial capital expenditure to replace every older snowgun on the mountain with the newest snowmaking technology. This upgrade will decrease energy usage, while making as much or MORE snow than in years past! --Expanded Li'l Pine Surface Lift Area! - The Li'l Pine Surface Ca... |
Success Pond
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Black Mountain
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Cranmore Mountain
 | 22 miles away I have skied at Cranmore many times. The Mountain isn't huge, but has a good 1,200 vertical drop. There is plenty of trails for everyone, including a nice, long beginner run from the summit to the base. Cranmore has lots of steep runs too! The best thing ... |
Wildcat
 | 23 miles away 3 PHOTOS ... Mt. Washington from the massive 4,000 foot plus summit, Wildcat Mountain is Pinkham Notch?s premier winter playground. Wildcat Mountain Ski Area, unblemished by trail side development, has been offering families world class New Hampshire skiing, riding, and summer recreation on over 225 acres of White Mountain National Forest land for over 50 years with its most recent featured attraction, the ZipRider. Access a 4,062? Summit and 2,112? of vertical skiing and riding in 6 minutes on the Wildcat Express and leisurely take in scenic views when converted to a slower, summer scenic gondola. Or ride New England?s newest thrill ride, the ZipRider and soar a 1/2 mile over tree tops, ski trails, and a river on a zip-line cable at speeds up to 45 miles per hour while enjoying North America?s best scenery with your entire family. Featuring a new 9-hole lift-serviced Alpine Disc Golf Course, outdoor tours, fishing pond, mountainside caf‚, and more. Well-behaved dogs welcomed at Wildcat Mountain on leash. Wildcat Mountain is one of the last vestiges of independent, family-owned New Hampshi... |
King Pine
 | 25 miles away ...e features 15km of tracked and skate-groomed trails plus miles of ungroomed trails that wind through forests and twist through tall pines surrounding Purity Lake and the adjacent NH Audubon Wildlife Sanctuary. On-site rentals are available.
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Experience a horse-drawn sleigh ride through the snowy fields and trails around Purity Spring Resort! Sleigh rides take you from open fields and pastures, through spruce-lined, back-country trails and are a great way to experience winter in New England. Sleigh rides are complimentary with your Monday or Wednesday night stay at Purity Spring.
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