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	Destination	Location

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	Cardigan State Park Mountain roads in Cardigan State Park lead to picnic spot and trails on the west slope of the powerful Mount Cardigan. Abundance of bird and wildlife, the powerful Mount Cardigan.

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	Crawford Notch State Park In this park, streams flow over moss-covered sloping granite, creating a cool, peaceful spot to relax after a long hike. Waterfalls, rushing streams, moss-covered granite.

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	Franconia Notch State Park Set in the White Mountains, the Notch is actually a gap in the mountains formed by river and glacial erosive forces, host to geological wonders. Flume Gorge with its covered bridges and waterfalls, Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway/Ski Area, Pemigewasset River, Echo Lake, Old Man of the Mountain.

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	Monadnock State Park With unsurpassed 100 mile views to points in all 6 New England states from the summit, this Park is a magnet for hikers. 3,165-foot Mt. Monadnock, 40 miles of maintained foot trails, Poole Resevoir, swimming hole.

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	Mount Washington State Park On a clear day views from the 6,288-foot summit extend beyond New Hampshire as far as 130 miles. White Mountain National Forest, Mt. Washington Auto Road, historic cog railway, dwarf and gnarled trees of the sub-alpine zone.

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	Mt. Sunapee State Park Relax at Mount Sunappe State Park, wether on top of Mount Sunappee or sunbathing on the beach. Bathhouse, picnic tables, boat launch, canoe/kyak rentals, chairlift rides, full service ski area.

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	Pillsbury State Park Dotted with a variety of ponds and wetlands, Pillsbury State Park is a key link in the 51-mile Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway. May pond, beautiful wetlands, winding trails, rushng streams.

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	White Mountain National Forest Land of beautiful hardwood forests, myriad streams, the 6,288' granite summit of Mount Washington, and the highest mountains in the Northeast. Peregrine falcon, moose, alpine tundra, Mount Washington, Presidential Range, stunning vistas, 60 peaks over 4,000' elevation.

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