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Kancamagus Highway

11 places · 3 areas · the first stage free, then $4.99 for the whole city · offline map 1.3 MB

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The first stage of Kancamagus Highway is free

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The free first stage

3 of the highlights, 2 days, about 5.3 mi (8.5 km), planned by the app's own engine and shown here with their guide. In the app you choose your own.

Day 1 · ~5.3 mi (8.5 km)

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    Lincoln Woods

    5 miles east of I-93 on the Kancamagus; 160-foot suspension bridge over the East Branch of the Pemigewasset

    Morning · 45 min · $

    Walk from the parking lot onto the 160-foot suspension bridge and look up and down the wide, rocky East Branch of the Pemigewasset.

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    Hancock Overlook

    on the highway's hairpin turn; west-facing pull-off toward Mt. Osceola

    Any time · 15 min

    Stop at the pull-off on the hairpin and look west toward Mt. Osceola; there is a gazebo beside the parking area.

Day 2 · <0.1 mi (<0.1 km)

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    Pemigewasset Overlook

    roadside pull-off on the climb from Lincoln; view west over the Pemigewasset River valley

    Any time · 10 min

    Pull off for the long view west over the Pemigewasset River valley toward the Osceolas.

More of the top sights

A few of the 11 places in the full guide. Each one has its own written guide in the app: what to do, what to notice, the history, and why it hits.

Albany Covered Bridge

about 6 miles west of Conway; 1858 Paddleford-truss covered bridge over the Swift River

Swift River to Conway

C.L. Graham Wangan Overlook

just past Kancamagus Pass (2,855 ft); the highest pull-off, looking east over the Swift River valley

The Pass and East Slope

Sabbaday Falls

about 16 miles west of Conway; short walk from the picnic ground to cascades in a narrow granite flume

The Pass and East Slope

Areas

Lincoln and the Climb · The Pass and East Slope · Swift River to Conway

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