GO ADVENTURE
COVERED BRIDGES, DOG SLEDDING AND WATERFALLS
GO EXPERIENCE
ARTS & CULTURE
Waterfalls
~ COMING SOON ~
DESTINATION FILM FEATURING
THE GREAT NORTH WOODS!
Along scenic roadways, tucked away on a back woods road, or a short
hike into the forest, you will find beautiful waterfalls and cascades. These
natural wonders are scattered throughout the North Country and provide a
great place to relax and explore.
Seeking the Source
The film will explore this unique and fascinating
corner of the world through a wide variety of outdoors
activities (boating, fishing, hiking, ATV riding,
nature-watching, etc.), to showcase the many
ways in which this region can be experienced
and enjoyed by young and old alike.
BEAVER BROOK FALLS:
A magnificent waterfall
located in Colebrook.
Especially beautiful in the
fall with crimson leaves
surrounding it, it’s a nice
place to dip your toes in the
water, have a picnic and if
you’d like, hike to the top. It’s
even located right on the ATV
trails for folks to stop at on
their travels! From Colebrook,
NH, go north on Rte 145 for
2.4 miles. The falls will be
on the right hand side of the
road with ample parking.
GARFIELD FALLS: The falls are on the east branch of Dead
Covered Bridges
Take a scenic drive or stroll through these amazing wooden
structures that have stood the test of time.
COLUMBIA COVERED BRIDGE: This historic bridge
spans the Connecticut River, connecting Columbia, NH
and Lemington, VT. The style of this bridge is Howe truss.
Located in Columbia, NH, 4 miles south of Colebrook village
on Columbia Bridge Road.
Diamond River very near the Maine Border. Nature has made
a magnificent, beautiful spot for fishermen and swimmers
alike. Located on Rte 3 in Pittsburg, go north beyond First
Connecticut Lake until reaching Magalloway Road. Go
12 miles from Rte 3, look for the sign on a path that says
Garfield Falls, then go about ¼ mile down that path. BACON ROAD COVERED BRIDGE/PITTSBURG-
CLARKSVILLE BRIDGE: The style of this covered bridge
THE HUNTINGTON CASCADES: Located approximately 10 miles RIVER ROAD COVERED BRIDGE: The style
east on Rte 26 from the junction of Routes 26 and 3 on Main Street in
Colebrook. Watch for the parking lot on the right hand side of Rte 26,
past the Balsams and Dixville Notch. Follow the woods road which turns
off the highway to the right, pass through the picnic grove and look for
the path leading from the opposite side to the bridge at the foot of the
cascades. A trail
follows the brook to
a series of beautiful
cascades extending
nearly a mile.
DOG SLEDDING:
The ride of your life
awaits in the Great
North Woods behind
a sure-footed team
of sled dogs. These
well-trained canines
will carry you over the
snow and will remind you of how great it feels to unplug and connect with
nature. Get out and explore in a whole new way.
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NORTH COUNTRY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Along the
way, local
characters,
personalities,
and experts will share their stories of why the North
Country holds a special place in their hearts and what
makes this region a must visit destination.
is Paddleford truss with added arches built around 1876.
Located by Rte 3 in lower Pittsburg village on Bacon Road,
it spans the Connecticut River, connecting the towns of
Pittsburg and Clarksville.
of this covered bridge is “Queenpost.” Built
in 1858, it is now maintained by the Town of
Pittsburg - volunteers clean the covered bridge
and make minor repairs. It is located 7 miles
north of Pittsburg village and 1 mile east of
Rte 3 on the road to Lake Francis State Park,
and is open for pedestrian traffic only.
Local Organizations
TILLOTSON CENTER
COMMUNITY HERITAGE, VISUAL
& PERFORMING ARTS:
The North Country’s premiere venue
for community heritage, visual and
performing arts is housed in a fully-
renovated building in Colebrook already
famous for its own history. In today’s
modern structure on the banks of
the Mohawk River, visitors will find
a peaceful ambience as well as an
art gallery, a museum annex, and a
171-seat theater for concerts, plays,
movies, dances, and other events. Visit
tillotsoncenter.org for year-round events.
GREAT NORTH WOODS COMMITTEE FOR
THE ARTS (GNWCA):
A volunteer-run, non-profit organization that brings
hundreds of high quality concerts and performances
to the area. See gnwca.org for more details.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ARTISAN
GROUP (CRAG):
A collection of talented artists and artisans
who exhibit their works locally. See
connecticutriverartsisans.com for details.
HAPPY CORNER COVERED BRIDGE/PERRY
STREAM BRIDGE: Happy Corner Bridge is one of the
oldest covered bridges in northern New Hampshire. This
bridge style is a
Paddleford truss
(light) with added
arches constructed
in the mid-1800’s.
Located 200 yards
east of Rte 3 on Hill
Road, 6 miles north
of Pittsburg village.
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