The trees are beginning to
turn!
See the best Fall Foliage
at the Castle!
Bring the family up to
enjoy the breathtaking views
and spectacular fall foliage
from our historic mansion
and 5500-acre mountaintop
estate overlooking Lake
Winnipesaukee! Ellen
Albanese wrote in The Boston
Globe that Castle in the
Clouds was "a modern marvel
in the early 1900's" and
said "views from nearly
every room are stunning."
What's more, this
spectacular estate boasts
over 1000 feet of cascading
waterfalls engorged by
recent rains, sumptuous
gardens, winding paths, 45
miles of hiking trails and
an exceptional cafe and
patio. You can spend the
entire day exploring and
enjoying!
The Globe raved about the
Castle's Carriage House Cafe
and Patio "with its nearly
360-degree view of mountains
and lakes and a menu of
sandwiches, salads, soups,
and entrees such as steak
tips and fish (most under
$10), this eatery captures
the spirit of the attraction
itself. At an elevation of
1300 feet, diners feel
they're on top of the world,
exactly the feeling that
Thomas Plant wanted to
capture when he built this
16 room Craftsman-style
house in 1914 as a wedding
present for his second wife,
Olive." And don't miss a
visit to our New
Hampshire-themed gift shop
or a visit to Shannon Pond
to feed the giant trout!
Why waste gas and fight the
traffic to see fall foliage?
Bring your family and
friends up to the Castle to
see the most spectacular
fall colors from the best
vantage point in New
Hampshire!
The Globe raved about the
Castle's Carriage House Cafe and
Patio "with its nearly
360-degree view of mountains and
lakes and a menu of sandwiches,
salads, soups, and entrees such
as steak tips and fish (most
under $10), this eatery captures
the spirit of the attraction
itself. At an elevation of 1300
feet, diners feel they're on top
of the world, exactly the
feeling that Thomas Plant wanted
to capture when he built this 16
room Craftsman-style house in
1914 as a wedding present for
his second wife, Olive." And
don't miss a visit to our New
Hampshire-themed gift shop or a
visit to Shannon Pond to feed
the giant trout!
Why waste gas and fight the
traffic? Bring your family and
friends up to the Castle to see
the most spectacular fall
colors!
Just Come up to the Castle and
enjoy a real New Hampshire fall!
Read the Globe review
here.
Castle in the Clouds is open 10
am - 4:30 pm
Open 7 days a week through
October 18th
2 miles east of the Rt. 109
intersection on Rt. 171
Moultonborough, NH
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Upcoming Events at the Castle
Fall Foliage Festival
Sunday, October 5, 10 am to 4:30 pm
The Castle celebrates Fall Colors with huge 3rd annual Fall
Foliage Festival with carriage rides, arts and craft
demonstrations featuring woodworkers Brian Stockman and John
Thayer, jewelry designer Melanie Watts, ornament creations
by Mike and Lacy Bean, student artist in residence Peter Van
Winkle. Then on the meadow, we'll feature the 18-member
Lakes Region Big Band under the big tent, kids activities
including an oxen demonstration and other animals, face and
pumpkin painting, plus Abenaki Indian drumming and
storytelling, antique cars, and great food on the Meadow as
well as at the Cafe and Patio and more. Admission to
grounds: $10 adults, $8 seniors, youth under 14, $5, and
kids under 6 free. More...
White Mountain Art
Now through Oct 18
Art historian Sam Robbins has assembled “Looking through the
Glass: Watercolors, Pastels, and Prints of the White
Mountains," a 50 painting exhibit that is free with regular
admission. View
the art...
Art Exhibits and Classes
October 13-16
Watercolor Workshop, 4-day workshop on watercolor in the
landscape taught by Ann Lindsay, www.annlindsay.org
Lakes Region Bridal Show
October 19, 10 am - 4 pm
This special all-day event is for prospective brides, grooms
and their families featuring fashion shows, cake designs and
tasting, photography, floral displays, with opportunities to
talk directly with photographers, caterers, dress designers,
and other wedding professionals about your wedding day.
Presented by Lakes Region Bride.
More...
Save gas. Come to the Castle to see 5,500 spectacular
acres of pristine foliage in one place
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