At a Glance: New Hampshire Road Trip – Day Two

Our first day of the New Hampshire Road Trip turned out pretty well with the stunning vistas and a great state park!

Day two was just as much a success as day one. Here’s a quick glance through photos of what we got up to: more to come later.

First Cog Train

To start the morning, we headed to The Cog Railway at the base of Mt. Washington. Behind me is the original train – circa 1866 – that would literally push the coaches up the mountain. Because the Cog doesn’t officially open until next week, I got a behind the scenes look at how the trains work and how they are built. Next time, I’m going up!

Mt Washington Hotel, New Hampshire

Just a few minutes up the road from The Cog is the Mt. Washington Hotel. It is beautiful!! We slipped in for lunch and took a walk around. So much history in this one hotel and it has the perfect spot. I felt like royalty.

The Snow Dogz

 

In the afternoon it was time for some puppy love! We headed south to the Waterville Valley where we would meet the lovely Valley Snow Dogz. I had paws and snouts and tongues coming at me from every which way and boy did  feel loved! Yet again, another reason to come back. This time, in winter!

Covered Bridge

As we wrapped up the day and headed to Plymouth where we would be staying the night at The Common Man Inn, we came across this beautiful covered bridge – another thing I was looking forward to in New Hampshire!

Tired and worn out, we enjoyed dinner at The Common Man’s restaurant: Foster’s Boiler Room (unlimited cheese and crackers for the WIN!) and then called it a night!

Thank you to New Hampshire Tourism and today’s hosts for a lovely day.

Stay tuned for Day 3!

Have you been to any of these places?

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12 Responses to At a Glance: New Hampshire Road Trip – Day Two

  1. Shelly Donahue April 21, 2012 at 6:23 pm #

    Hi Brock…..Great photos….I’ve never been to New Hampshire, but after looking at your photos and checking in with you, it’s a stop I might just have to make!
    Enjoy the rest of your trip and I look forward to visiting your site and catching Up!!

    Take Care

  2. adventureswithben April 21, 2012 at 9:30 pm #

    I grew up going to NH all the time! Love the Cog Railway! Drive on the Kangamangus during the fall! Conway is a cute town too, and the Attitash slide is a blast!

  3. Tawny from Captain and Clark April 30, 2012 at 3:47 am #

    Valley Snow Dogz is RIGHT at the top of our list! We might make a trip to NH just so we can be surrounded by all of those lovelies!

  4. Kyle May 13, 2012 at 7:22 pm #

    I’m so excited! I have a wedding coming up in New Hampshire, your pictures are getting me pumped!

  5. Laura @Travelocafe May 16, 2012 at 8:46 am #

    Oh, if one thing is clear from these photos, it’s the fact that you really enjoyed yourself. Waiting for the 3rd day post. :)

  6. Kimbundance May 18, 2012 at 5:29 pm #

    Wonderful post, these are great trips I see you taking. Haven’t been to New Hampshire yet, but it looks like fun from the picture you have there!

  7. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:29 am #

    @Shelly – Thanks for swinging by Shelly!

  8. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:30 am #

    @Ben – I loved the cog! Even though I didn’t get to ride it, I enjoyed learning how it works!

  9. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:47 am #

    @Tawny – Yes, you would have LOVED them! They are freakin’ adorable!

  10. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:56 am #

    @Kyle – You’ll love it!

  11. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:58 am #

    @Laura – Had SUCH a good time. Especially with my madre!

  12. Brock October 15, 2012 at 6:58 am #

    @Kimbundance – Yes, I’d certainly recommend getting there!

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