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River Heritage Tour
For a mix of mountain ranges, rolling countryside, and historic century-old towns, take this 120-mile journey through the heart of the Connecticut River Valley.
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River Heritage Tour Details
For a mix of mountain ranges, rolling countryside, and historic century-old towns, take this 120-mile journey through the heart of the Connecticut River Valley. Starting in Fairview, you will travel south through Woodstock into the White Mountain National Forest. You can choose to explore the area by hiking or cycling, or you can continue over to the towns of Warren and Haverhill. Some of the biggest highlights along the way are the covered bridges over the Connecticut River. The ones in Woodsville, Swiftwater, and Bath are three of the longest and oldest bridges in the state.
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Nearby Parks Around River Heritage Tour
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Nearby Points of Interest Around River Heritage Tour
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0.3 mi away
White Mountain Trail
Rugged gorges, flowing waterfalls, and soaring mountains are just a handful of natural wonders you will get to see on this drive.
2.3 mi away
Upper Ladies Bath
The emerald green waters flowing from the East Branch Pemigewasset River are nothing short of mesmerizing.
2.5 mi away
Georgiana And Harvard Falls
If you do not mind a bit of off-the-path hiking, then this trail might be an exhilarating journey for you.
4.6 mi away
Flume Gorge Trail
This short but strenuous hike takes you to one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the Franconia Ridge.
4.7 mi away
Mount Pemigewasset
This 1.7-mile trail to the summit of the 2,557-foot peak is a short but steep hike for moderate or experienced hikers.
