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Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center
Pinkham Notch
Gorham, NH 03581
Ph: 603-466-2333
The Great Glen Trails offer activities for all ages and abilities.
In winter there's everything from cross-country skiing and snow shoeing to snow tubing. A complete ski school offers tips for novices and seasoned pros alike. There's also a sno-cat shuttle which takes 12 passengers halfway up the Auto Road for a glide down on either cross-country or telemark skis.
The timber frame base lodge features rental and retail shops, sundecks overlooking the Presidential Range and a dining area complete with a floor to ceiling stone fireplace. Fly-fishing, canoeing, kayaking, guided hikes and other weekly offerings scheduled all season long. Also available for weddings, receptions, corporate outings and holiday parties.
Website: www.greatglentrails.com
Email: info@greatglentrails.com
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