キャロル郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The Swift River flows in its natural riverbed through dense forests in the south of the White Mountain National Forest nature reserve before it flows into the Saco River near Conway. In the lower valley near the city, the riverbed widens; during the dry months, wide gravel banks become visible at the confluence of the Red Eagle Brook. Native Americans are known to have inhabited the region at the confluence with the Saco River in the 17th century. The Kancamagus Trail ran along the Swift River. The name Kancamagus goes back to the leader of the natives in the region at that time, who fought fearlessly against the English settlers. Settlement by immigrants probably took place in the early 19th century; a small farm from that time is now used as a museum of early American life and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987. Environmental Fact Sheet: Swift River https://www.des.nh.gov/sites/g/files/ehbemt341/files/documents/2020-01/rl-12.pdf

The 'Cathedral Ledge' is the epicenter of traditional climbing in New Hampshire. The area near the town of North Conway in the 'Saco River Valley' offers routes of all levels of difficulty and styles and has been popular for decades. The viewpoint on the rocky cliff overlooking the 'Saco River Valley' can be reached via hiking trails and a road. https://www.mountainproject.com/area/105908823/cathedral-ledge

At 2,031 feet, Tin Mountain is the centerpiece of the Tin Mountain Conservation Center. The summit offers some views of the surrounding area and the Doubleheads off in the distance.

At the top of Cathedral Ledge, you have views across the Saco River Valley all the way to the White Mountains. Cathedral Ledge is a place of "firsts". It is the birthplace of technical rock climbing in New England

Diana’s Baths are located just north of the world-famous climbing area, Cathedral Ledge, along the Moat Mountain Trail. These amazing, 75-foot tall series of waterfalls are beautiful all year round. Cascading down sheer, crisp ledges of granite into clear pools, this is a great place to relax and explore with children and adults alike.

The crystal-clear waters of the Swift River are flowing through the White Mountains and are passing Conway at the marked section. There is a hiking trail leading along the shores of the river that forms a loop.

Diana’s Baths are located just north of the world-famous climbing area, Cathedral Ledge, along the Moat Mountain Trail. These amazing, 75-foot tall series of waterfalls are beautiful all year round. Cascading down sheer, crisp ledges of granite into clear pools, this is a great place to relax and explore with children and adults alike.

If you want to see stunned looks on hikers' faces - this is the climb to do. It doesn't mess around at all, but it's also short, so you can take a breathe when you get to the top. Zipping in from Old West Road, you'll past a subdivision, a bunch of cars parked for the woods and lake, then the gate, and then turn left, and pop! The road goes up, and bar a few left turns, the road goes straight. Brutal. Short. Awesome. You earn the view from the top, and the flight down! (Check yer brakes!)