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Saturday Hike: Mount Roberts and Faraway Mountains

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Saturday, August 23
August
8:00- 2:00 PM*
* Please note end time is an estimate. Actual end time will vary based on the group.
Free
Pre-registration required
Registration closes at midnight the day before

Led by an experienced volunteer hiker, this week’s hike is Mount Roberts and Faraway Mountains via the High Ridge and Turtleback Trail. This hike is rated difficult, is about 9 miles and has an elevation climb of approximately 1,643′. This is a free program, though registration is required.

Please wear appropriate footwear for hiking and dress for the weather. Bring sunscreen, bug spray, and snacks as desired. Please note, you will be asked to sign a waiver upon arrival. While dogs on leashes are usually permitted on the trails, for the comfort of all attendees, dogs are not allowed at this program.

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Please meet for this hike at the picnic pavilions by Shannon Pond. Hiker parking is available at the top of Ossipee Park Road just past Maple Lodge, and also in the unpaved areas across from the pond and Café in the Clouds.

To access the property, please use the following address:

586 Ossipee Park Rd.
Moultonborough, NH 03254

This program is weather-dependent, and the Castle reserves the right to cancel if there are fewer than 4 total participants registered. If the Castle cancels the program, you will be notified via phone or email the day before the program. In the rare circumstance that we are forced to cancel, we hope to have you on another hike in the future!

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The Lucknow Estate is now designated as a National Historic Landmark!

Click here and here for recent interviews about the Castle with E.D. Chuck Clark.  Click here to learn about Volunteer Cleanup Day at the Castle.