Last Sunday I had a mild case of cabin fever.  The rain, the cold, the black flies.  Enough, already! My husband, son and I decided to head into Waterville Valley for a hike to Fletcher’s Cascade.  Fletcher’s Cascade Trail is … Continue reading →

Jugtown is hosting a series of local “celebrity chefs” attending the Sandwich Shop.  Today Golden Eagle Lodge General Manager, Jim Wefers, will be on duty from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and serving up his specialty smoked pulled pork with … Continue reading →

When you exit off I-93 and head east on Rt. 49 toward Waterville Valley, you pass by the turn-off to Sandwich Notch Road.  Over the years I’ve heard some humorous – and frightening – stories about unsuspecting tourists venturing onto … Continue reading →

Andy Knight, president of the Waterville Valley Foundation, recently blogged about that hallmark of summer – the firefly.  Read it below. It’s been a long, cool, sometimes damp spring in the mountains.  From the day the ski area closed, through … Continue reading →

We have an awesome opportunity for you!  Noon Peak E-3 – a furnished 4 bedroom, 2 bath townhouse – has been priced to SELL. Was $275,000. NOW $235,000. This is the lowest priced 4 bedroom townhouse in Waterville Valley – … Continue reading →

Chris Hodges, Director of Waterville Valley’s Department of Public Safety, is quite an athlete – an avid cyclist and runner.  On June 10, Chris headed to Oceanside, California to support another exceptional athlete – Brett Walker.  Brett is participating for … Continue reading →

Posted by Sam Willis on Bettor.com In the words of the famous figure skater from America, “the only disability in life is a bad attitude.” Tyler Walker is a classic example of this. The size of fight that we see … Continue reading →

Jugtown Country Store in Waterville Valley has extended hours this week(end). Monday to Thursday, June 13-16 – 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.Friday, June 17 – 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.Saturday, June 18 – 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.Sunday, June 19 … Continue reading →

Two N.H. Fish and Game Department Conservation Officers were recently honored as New Hampshire’s Conservation Officers of the Year – Conservation Officer Bradley Morse of Holderness, and Conservation Officer Todd Szewczyk of Hollis. Fish and Game Conservation Officer Bradley Morse … Continue reading →

There was a huge crowed at the 22nd annual Chowder & Beer Fest at Waterville Valley Town Square over Memorial Day Weekend.  Six hundred and thirty people sampled the best chowders from Diamond’s Edge North Restaurant (who took first place), … Continue reading →