Not our name, but our passion
The run of NH Route 16 from Berlin, New Hampshire to Errol, New Hampshire follows the path of the Androscoggin River and provides great views of the river and numerous access points for canoes and kayaks. The trip is great any time of the year
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Founders Park in Exeter, New Hampshire was established in 1988 to celebrate the towns 350th anniversary. New photo by Wanderlust Family Adventure / Google Photos This a lovely little park on the opposite side of the river from the American Independence Museum and the River
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In Exeter, New Hampshire The American Independence Museum contains two historic structures; The Ladd-Gilman House and The Folsom Tavern. The Ladd-Gilman House also known as Cincinnati Memorial Hall was built ~1721 by Captain Nathaniel Ladd. Ladd lived in the house until he sold it to
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The Nansen Ski Jump built in 1937 as the first ski jump in America is located on NH Route 16 just north of the Berlin / Milan town line. The original ski jump has been the home of numerous competitions including four national championships. The
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In 2016 the last part of the Exeter Great Dam was removed allowing free flow of the Exeter River. River Herring are now able to swim up the river for spawning. The waterfalls here were a gathering point for both Native Americans and colonialists. A
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