White Mountains NH Attractions

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    We can BEARLY wait to see you at Clark's! The Clark Family invites you to enjoy a wonderful day of Family Fun. Where else can you watch a famous Black Bear Show, ride a Steam Train, be chased by the Infamous Wolfman, and be amazed by Chinese Acrobats - all in the same day! You can cool off on the Water Blaster Boats, scale the walls of the Old Man Climbing Tower and learn to glide on a Segway. Merlin will turn your world upside-down and the Tuttle House tour will keep you wondering, "What just happened?!?" You can dress up for an antique-style photo and mine for gemstones and fossils. There are five museums to enjoy on the Victorian Main Street and four Specialty Shops to browse where you are sure to find a treasure or two. Explore our website and see all the excitement that awaits your next visit. We can BEARLY wait to see you!!
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    Loon's scenic Summit Skyride--New Hampshire's longest--comfortably takes all ages up to a beautiful mountaintop area where there are Glacial Caves & Boardwalk, and Artist Village, Children's Playground, shopping and family dining both indoors and on a deck providing one of New Hampshire's most scenic views. Whether you're looking for an adrenaline rush or a quiet getaway or relaxing day, Loon Mountain offers plenty of ways to have fun all year 'round. Loon Mountain Area Lodging Accommodations & Vacation Rentals There are plenty of excellent lodging choices close to Loon Mountain. Take a minute to browse a full selection of motels, inns, hotels, and condo rentals available in the area.
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    The Polar Caves were formed about 50,000 years ago as the third continental glacier descended over New Hampshire’s White Mountains. When the ice retreated, it left behind an amazing series of caves and passageways to explore! A self-guided tour through Polar Caves will take you to the rock garden, on the nature trails and through the nine caves in the park. America’s Most Sensational Granite Caves Formed by a glacier, The Polar Caves consist of nine amazing granite boulder caves now connected by boardwalks for easy exploration. Discovery at Every Turn There is so much to discover at Polar Caves Park! Bring a picnic or plan to barbecue in our Pine Forest … there’s a lot to do. Feed the animals in the animal area, try to get lost in the Rock Garden, and learn about the history of Maple sap collection. Plus much more! Welcoming Environment At Polar Caves Park, we want you to leave the hustle and bustle behind. The Polar Caves are set on a cliff surrounded by a forest of pine trees. Most visitors choose to explore the caves at a relaxed pace with a self-guided tour. If you are interested in learning more about the caves and the park, please request a guided tour. We’d love to explore with you! Educational Opportunities Why is New Hampshire called the Granite State? How was granite originally harvested? At Polar Caves Park, you can find these answers and also: • learn about the history of maple syrup production, • mine for gems, minerals, and fossils in the mining sluice, • hunt for crystals in the dark Klondike mines.