Property Map
This map shows you an overview of the Castle in the Clouds property.
Click on a number below for more information.
Take this map with you – download here.
The Pebble
Retreating glaciers from the last ice age deposited this “erratic”—so called because it doesn’t fit the surrounding geology.
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Falls of Song
No visit to the Castle is complete without a stop at this, the largest falls along Shannon Brook.
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Scenic Overlook
Pause here to get your first stunning view of Lake Winnipesaukee, Belknap Mountain, Gunstock Mountain, and miles beyond.
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Carriage House
Originally the Plants’ stables, it’s now the home of our restaurant and bar, free exhibit gallery, and restrooms.
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Gift Shop
Browse a wide selection of Castle keepsakes, as well as distinctive crafts created by local New Hampshire artisans.
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Lucknow Mansion
After a brief orientation, you’re free to explore the meticulously restored Castle and learn more about original owners, Thomas and Olive Plant.
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Cafe in the Clouds
Treat yourself to a sweet New Hampshire treat as you revel in the Ossipee Mountain vistas. (Open seasonally)
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Shannon Pond
Among the most popular sites on the grounds, it’s a place to observe native local wildlife and feed our school of giant rainbow trout.
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Riding in the Clouds
Schedule a trail or carriage ride through the mountains and fields surrounding the Castle. Or just stop by to meet the horses.
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Maple Lodge
Itself a fascinating structure, the former caretaker’s cottage is currently closed to the public, but slated for future restoration.
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The Pebble
Falls of Song
Scenic Overlook
Carriage House
Gift Shop
Lucknow Mansion
Cafe in the Clouds
Shannon Pond
Riding in the Clouds
Maple Lodge
RIDE A TROLLEY UP TO THE MANSION
Please note that our trolleys are the only
means of access to the mansion.
Trolleys conveniently depart the Carriage House every 15 minutes.
If you or a member of your party requires assistance,
ask a trolley driver for alternative boarding options.
If you prefer to walk back to the Carriage House, there is a
downhill path from the lakeside lawn.
