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Thorne Pond was not originally there; it was created to provide artificial snow for Attitash. It wasn't just left as a big puddle though; it was made into a conservation area that's actually quite decent. There are several marked walking trails, including one around the pond.
Written Aug 4, 2006
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Sorry, no picture of Story Land ... just these tired looking people with a moose dressed in flannel shorts!
They are open for the season beginning Memorial Day Weekend; then opens Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays only through June 15. Then they are open fulltime on a daily basis starting, June 16 through Labor Day. Operating hours from Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day are 9 am to 6 pm. After Labor Day they are open Saturdays and Sundays only, 10 am to 5 pm, until last operating day of the season which is Columbus Day.
I think they're TOO expensive, but if you want to find something with young children, this is the place for you. Unless you have too many kids over the age of 3 that is.
Everything is included in the pay-one-price admission of $20.00 per person, ages 1, 2, and 3 are free, and it is good for a full day of adventure which includes 20 rides, 4 live shows, multiple attractions, free parking, and free strollers on a first come, first serve basis. They have pet kennels and lockers available on-site also. ( Wheelchairs are available free of charge, just check with Guest Services upon entering the park.)
Updated Oct 17, 2003
Address: Route 15, Jackson
Website: http://www.storylandnh.com/
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Stopping to see the pumpkin people and visiting the gift shops along Routes 302 & 16 while driving through Bartlett and North Conway.
This gift shop is a real covered bridge:
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The pumpkin people are throughout the area towns and such fun to see. This is a contest for the local area businesses and sponsored by the Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce. This event attracts visitors to these villages to take the self-guided tour of the pumpkin people. Maps are produced and made available at the chamber office as well as member businesses
Updated Oct 17, 2003
Address: Route 302
Website: http://www.jacksonnh.com/pumpkin.html
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The owners of the bridge and gift shop are Marc and Mary Ellen Frydman. In 1990 the Frydmans renovated the bridge at the cost of approximately $38,000.
Updated Aug 7, 2003
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The owners of the bridge and gift shop are Marc and Mary Ellen Frydman. In 1990 the Frydmans renovated the bridge at the cost of approximately $38,000.
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