An abundance of winter and summer activities alike a couple minutes from your cabin. Hike (snowshoe) , Bike(fat bike) Swim, Rent Boats, fish (ice fish), visit The Basin (amazing waterfalls freezing in the winter), The Flume Gorge (free and dog friendly in the winter) , Cannon Mtn Tramway to the top of Cannon Mtn. Franconia Notch is a spectacular mountain pass traversed by a unique parkway which extends from the Flume Gorge at the south to Echo Lake at the north. Franconia Notch was the home of the famous Old Man of the Mountain, the same "Great Stone Face" immortalized by Nathaniel Hawthorne and Daniel Webster. Stop at the Flume Gorge Visitor Center and walk through the renowned Flume Gorge, ride the exciting aerial tramway at Cannon Mountain, and visit the New England Ski Museum. Take your time, stop for a swim at Echo Lake, net a trout while fly fishing at Profile Lake, ride your bike on the Recreational Trail or snowmobile it in the winter, watch for rock (ice) climbers, hawks, and falcons on Cannon Cliffs, or hike on the Appalachian Trail. www.nhstateparks.org

There are short hikes that, for minimal effort, can take you to breathtaking waterfalls or spectacular mountain views, as well as longer hikes to scenic outlooks, lakes and ponds, and mountain summits. For full trail descriptions, see the AMC White Mountain Guide and trail maps available at The Mountain Wanderer in Lincoln, NH. In addition, trail information can be found at the information center and forest ranger stations in Lincoln. Several websites for Franconia Notch State Park and White Mountain National Forest also have trail suggestions and maps. Be prepared no matter how long you think you will be walking/hiking for, and remember, it often takes much longer to walk a mile on a trail then along a road. If you're hiking with a dog and you have to hike on a lot of granite rock, it can be very damaging to a dog's paws. The hike safe website details how to hike safely and responsibly in this area. https://www.fs.usda.gov/activity/whitemountain/recreation/hiking https://hikesafe.com/ https://www.visitwhitemountains.com/attractions/hiking-the-whites https://www.nhstateparks.org

Winter/Spring-The Mt. Washington SnowCoach is one of the most unique winter touring opportunities in the Northeast. Due to unique nature of the SnowCoach vehicle itself and the extreme weather and terrain conditions at times on Mount Washington SnowCoach tours depart on most days from mid-December through March depending on weather and terrain conditions.Due mainly to extreme weather conditions and often hurricane force winds the Mt. Washington SnowCoach does not go all the way to the summit. The Mt. Washington SnowCoach climbs to treeline, or 4,200 feet, which is about 2/3 the way to the summit of Mount Washington. Upon arrival to the “top-of-the-tour”, guests are free to exit the SnowCoach for a short photo and video opportunity and to enjoy the weather. Tours last approximately 90 minutes Operating hours are approximately 8:30 am to 3:30 pm (shorter hours 8:30-2:30 early in the season), depending on weather. Please call ahead (603) 466-3988 to be sure we are operating on the day of your visit. www.com/snowcoach/snowcoach-faq

Alpine and Cross-Country skiing is within a few minutes in all directions of Pemi Cabins. At skinh.com you can find information on winter activities in the area including alpine and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, tubing, ice skating, fat biking and more. Pemi Cabins is within 10 minutes of Cannon Mountain and Loon Mountain Ski Resort and within 25 minutes of Bretton Woods and Waterville Valley Ski Resort.

The Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty. The walls of Conway granite rise to a height of 70 to 90 feet and are 12 to 20 feet apart. A trip into the Flume begins and ends at the Flume Visitor's Center. Guests can choose to walk through just the Gorge or do a two-mile loop. The walk includes uphill walking and lots of stairs. Framed by a spectacular vista of Mount Liberty and Mount Flume, the Visitor Center, open seasonally, houses the Flume ticket office, information center, cafeteria, gift shop, and the state park system's historic Concord Coach. A 20-minute movie showcasing beautiful Franconia Notch State Park is available for viewing. Pets are not permitted in the Flume Gorge and Visitor Center, call or see website for ticket prices. Winter Hours- Free and Open to the public and dogs welcome in the winter. Daniel Webster Hwy Lincoln, NH 03251 Phone: (603) 745-8391

Muddy Paws offer family-friendly dog sledding adventures. All of our dog sledding experiences are designed to be more than “just a ride” and are hands on to the comfort level of the guest. As always, the proceeds generated from our tours help cover the expenses involved in caring for the nearly 60 incredible canine athletes that call us home. info@dogslednh.com 603-545-4533

Winter, offering self-guided snowmobile rentals on the Family Friendly Bear Notch snowmobile trail system. This 50-mile closed loop trail system offers spectacular views of Mount Washington & Mount Chocorua. Along the way riders can stop at a scenic vista, picnic along Swift River or look for moose. Two Locations 2267 Main St. Bretton Woods, NH 03575 (603) 374-6000 and 1328 Main Street Bartlett, NH 03812 (603) 374-6000 RESERVATIONS Reservations are strongly recommended.

Ride the world's first mountain climbing cog railway up Mount Washington - the highest peak in New England! On their website go to Schedule and Ticket Info. Summer months the cog goes to the summit, in the winter the train stops at Waumbek Station. In the winter, each one hour round trip excursion, powered by one of our environmentally friendly biodiesel locomotives, includes a short layover at Waumbek Station (elevation 3900'). Passengers may leave the train to enjoy refreshments and, in clear weather, picture perfect views to Quebec to the north and Vermont’s Northern Kingdom to the west Check out their website for weather conditions. 3168 Base Station Road • Mount Washington, NH 03589 • (800) 922-8825

Winter Bike Riding-Bretton Woods or Waterville Valley Fat Bikes...whereas your conventional mountain bike tire is about 2 inches across, fat bikes have tires up to 5 inches across making them capable of floating across snow, offering an alternative method of outdoor exercise during the colder months of the year when conditions aren't perfect for traditional winter activities. Bretton Woods https:// www.brettonwoods.com/Winter_Sports/more_winter_fun/Fat-Bikes At Bretton Woods the Resort has trails for all abilities. Experience the Winter cross country riding on our Deception Trail System from the Bretton Woods Nordic Center! Waterville Valley https://www.waterville.com/adventure-center The Adventure Center at Waterville Valley has several trails designated for daily fat bike use, see trail report for open trails. Additional terrain open for fat biking on Sundays and Thursdays after 12:30pm as conditions allow. Go where you can't with your mountain bike. The wide, or FAT tires roll like a snowshoe over snow and sand. The low tire pressure gives great traction in the snow and over rocks and roots.

Seven Birches Winery has 2 distinct locations to explore and enjoy our locally hand-crafted wines within walking distance of each other in downtown Lincoln, NH. Our winery facility and Winery Tasting Room are located within the grand new RiverWalk Resort hotel. Our Atrium Wine Bar is located nearby in the Lincoln Village Shops. The Atrium Wine Bar and Outdoor Patio offers a wonderful experience for wine lovers. The Atrium is open for wine by the glass, wine flights, and picnic-style food every day this summer and is yet another great way to enjoy some of New Hampshire’s finest handcrafted wines. Like our RiverWalk tasting room, we’ll provide you with a wine menu and we’ll discuss the wines with you as we pour. Snack food is available, picnic style, in addition to all the wine choices. Five minutes from Pemi Cabins. Drive safe, local taxi service is available!!

Shop/Visit/Tour/Dine unique Rhythm Studio. Handcrafted Beverages are fermented in NH with only premium fruits and other agricultural products, sourced locally, to create delicious, fresh, natural alcoholic products. Craft ciders, hard seltzers, wine & meads, made locally, naturally. Great gift selection. Check out their FB page for updates/happenings and hours of operation. https://www.facebook.com/rhythmbeverages/about/?ref=page_internal https://rhythmbeverages.com/ Lincoln Village Shops 25 South Mountain Dr. Lincoln, NH 03251 (603)745-7550

Maple Sugaring in season (Spring), Trails, Experiential tours, Online Gift Shop, Christmas Tree Farm. Beyond the neat rows of Christmas trees lined by perfect stone walls lies a world of history, wildlife, and experiential learning. The property is open to visitors year-round, presenting both structured and self-guided tours and programs. Discover the sweet process of creating maple syrup in early spring with our hands-on Maple Tours, enjoy the revival of vernal pools as the snow melts, the full bloom of summer, and the kaleidoscope of color in the fall and choose a beautiful tree at Christmas time, . https://forestsociety.org/the-rocks 4 Christmas Ln Bethlehem, NH (603) 444-6228

Redline Guiding offers outdoor adventures and wilderness education for all ages and abilities. Also... mountain-top wedding officiation. For more: https://redlineguiding.com

The Flying Monkey has been at the heart of historic Plymouth, New Hampshire since it opened as the “New Plymouth Theater” back in the 1920’s as a vaudeville and silent film theatre. The Common Man Family carefully renovated this theater in 2010, re-launching it as The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center. The Flying Monkey hosts GRAMMY-winning artists, community plays, films, rock and roll hall of famers, legendary comedians and more, in a state-of-the-art performing arts center. Join us for a one-of-a-kind performance in our unique and intimate venue. There are multiple models for seating, depending on the show. We have 13 rows of theater-style seating in front of the stage. Behind those are four risers with table seating for dinner and a show, and our balcony boasts some of the best seats in the house. 99 Main Street, Plymouth, NH (25 minutes south of Pemi Cabins) Box Office: 603-536-2551

Tax-free shopping opportunities tucked away in the region’s small towns and villages. From old fashion country stores to the cosmopolitan shopping opportunities available in national retail stores. Lincoln and Woodstock just 3 miles down the road or Littleton's Main St about 20 minutes from Pemi Cabin has several unique shops, bakeries and restaurants. North Conway, about a 50 minute beautiful drive through the mountains has small unique shops and large retail outlet stores at Settlers Green (often has activities such as movie nights). Many stores in Settlers Green are dog friendly. You will find a lot of ice cream shops, restaurants, a dog bakery (and human ones) and such in North Conway as well. Check out the link above as well as https://www.settlersgreen.com/

Take New Hampshire's longest scenic Gondola Skyride to the summit of Loon Peak. Board the four-person Gondola and enjoy a scenic ride to the 2,733-foot summit of Loon Peak. At the end of the 1.3-mile ascent, you'll enter a high alpine wonderland that offers stunning mountain views. Sundays Loon Mtn Ministry has a worship service at the top, and you check to see if the cafe is open for breakfast or lunch at the summit as well. Tickets can be purchased daily until 3:00PM at a resort ticket window.

The White Mountain National Forest in eastern New Hampshire and western Maine ranges from mountainous hardwood forests to majestic alpine peaks. Come experience the breathtaking scenery, clear mountain lakes and streams, wildlife, and outdoor recreation opportunities year-round. Bicycling, Climbing, Fishing, Hiking, Hunting, Nature Viewing, Outdoor Learning, Picnicking, Rocks & Minerals Activities, Scenic Driving, Water Activities, and Historic Sites! Tons to do in the winter. Fat Bike, Snowshoe, Cross Country Ski, Backcountry ski, ice climb, sledding, ice fish and more! Be Prepared no matter how you choose to spend your time in the forest. Headquarters and Visitor Centers 71 White Mountain Drive Campton NH 03223 (603) 536-6100 White Mountain Visitor Center I-93, Exit 32 200 Kancamagus Highway North Woodstock, NH (603) 745-3816 Lincoln Woods Visitor Center (603) 630-5190 Kancamagus Highway Lincoln, NH

Open Year Round ! Explore the White Mountains while you soar 200' above the forest floor at speeds up to 60 mph at the largest and most award-winning adventure destination in New England. With three Zipline courses to choose from, incredible guide staff and legendary views, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience. Off-road tours feature unique 6-wheel drive Pinzgauers on 300 private acres of trails with beautiful views of the White Mountains. Challenge yourself in the ever expanding and evolving Thrillsville Aerial Park and the always thrilling Big Air Bag Launchzone! Tours run year round. Address: 41 Main Street, Lincoln 03251 Phone: (603) 745-9911

New Hampshire’s Premier craft Brewery VISIT & EXPERIENCE A BREW TOUR Tours occur once daily at 12p. Discover how our brewery has evolved from a small seven-barrel brewery to regional brewery, distributing all across New England. Each tour finishes with a tasting of a few of our brews and you go home with a pint glass. Reservations only, please. Stay after the tour and enjoy your favorite beverage and lunch outside at the unique Dam Bar, or inside in the tap room, brew pub, main bar or dining room. Check out their calendar for their live entertainment schedule. 135 MAIN STREET, NORTH WOODSTOCK, NH 8003213985