Julia & Kyle

Things To Do

We're thrilled to have the opportunity to share one of our most treasured places with you! There's lots to do if you're feeling adventurous, or you can always relax beside a river somewhere :)

Hiking!

Hike a 4,000 Footer! If you're looking to get sweaty + have a rewarding experience before partying it up, why not try hiking one of the infamous 4,000 footers? *For more experienced hikers - Our favorite trail: Falling Waters Trail to Mount Lafayette - Best Views for the Effort: Mount Moosilauke (one of the least challenging 4,000 ft'ers) More Moderate Hikes: These are not 4,000 footers but amazing hikes and well worth the effort! - Lonesome Lake - Get your heart pumping but with a nice break as you walk around a mountain lake at the top! - Mount Pemigewasset Trail - Very steady uphill but ~2-2.5 hours roundtrip with great views - Welch-Dickey Trailhead - Like a mini 4,000 footer :) One of our favorite hikes Easier Trails/Walks - Lincoln Woods Trailhead - Trail along a river. Great for dogs, kids, trail run. Can make as long or short as you'd like - Echo Lake to Cathedral Ledge - A popular short jaunt to a fantastic overlook of Echo Lake - Smarts Brook - Winds along a river

Breweries + Restaurants!

Try a local brew - here's some of our favorites: Pemi Public House One of our favorite places to eat in the area. Delicious food and they make a great post-hike margarita. https://www.pemipublichouse.com/ Woodstock Inn & Brewery A local staple and legendary spot. https://www.woodstockinnbrewery.com/brewery/ Rek-Lis Brewing A bit further of a drive. Great food and outdoor seating/activities. This is where Kyle threw a surprise celebration after proposing! https://www.reklisbrewing.com/ Crucial 10 Cider Small, home-y feeling cidery if that's your thing! Say hi to the goats and chickens. https://crucial10craftcider.com/

Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway

260 Tramway Drive, Franconia, NH 03580

Skip the hike and take a tram up instead to the summit of Cannon Mountain! You'll find incredible views as well as the highest beer tap in NH. *pictured is the summit in winter ;)