Recreation
Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country
Recreation, Sports
The mission of Adaptive Sports Partners of the North Country is to ensure the enrichment of the quality of life for people with disabilities through year-round opportunities for sport and recreation.
Our goal is to enhance the personal development and self-esteem of participants, and to provide an opportunity to take risks in a safe and supportive environment.Our core belief is that, for a person with a disability, the opportunity to experience the thrill of accomplishment can be a life-affirming experience.We are committed to including the families and friends of our participants, volunteers, partner organizations, and the North Country community in our efforts.
Our goal is to enhance the personal development and self-esteem of participants, and to provide an opportunity to take risks in a safe and supportive environment.Our core belief is that, for a person with a disability, the opportunity to experience the thrill of accomplishment can be a life-affirming experience.We are committed to including the families and friends of our participants, volunteers, partner organizations, and the North Country community in our efforts.
Appalachian Mountain Club
At AMC, connecting you to the freedom and exhilaration of the outdoors is our calling. We invite and help people of all ages and abilities to explore and develop a deep appreciation of the natural world. AMC helps you get outdoors on your own, with family and friends, and through activities close to home and beyond. With chapters from Maine to Washington, D.C., including groups in Boston, New York City, and Philadelphia, you can enjoy activities like hiking, paddling, cycling, and skiing, and learn new outdoor skills. We offer advice, guidebooks, maps, and unique lodges and huts to inspire your next outing. You will also have the opportunity to support our conservation advocacy and research, youth programming, and work maintaining 1,800 miles of trails. We invite you to join us in the outdoors.
Our Mission
Founded in 1876, the Appalachian Mountain Club promotes the protection, enjoyment, and understanding of the mountains, forests, waters, and trails of America’s Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
We believe these resources have intrinsic worth and also provide recreational opportunities, spiritual renewal, and ecological and economic health for the region. Because successful conservation depends on active engagement with the outdoors, we encourage people to experience, learn about, and appreciate the natural world.
Our Mission
Founded in 1876, the Appalachian Mountain Club promotes the protection, enjoyment, and understanding of the mountains, forests, waters, and trails of America’s Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
We believe these resources have intrinsic worth and also provide recreational opportunities, spiritual renewal, and ecological and economic health for the region. Because successful conservation depends on active engagement with the outdoors, we encourage people to experience, learn about, and appreciate the natural world.
Bethlehem Country Club
Golf, Recreation
Municipal 18 hole golf course.
Bethlehem Country Club was designed in the days when hickory shafted clubs were the norm. At a little under 6000 yards BCC is a relatively short layout when compared to some of today's 7200-yard monsters. However, the small "Rossian" greens with their challenging topography provided plenty of challenges for the novice and expert alike.
BCC has hosted tournaments for the NHPGA, NHGHA and NHWGA. We are proud of our ability to offer a championship venue for the top levels of competition in our region, yet remain the type of playable golf course that the novice and purely recreational golfer can feel comfortable on. Outstanding playing conditions on a traditional, timeless design make for a memorable golf experience at Bethlehem Country Club.
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Directions:
From I-93 North or South, take Exit 40 to East (turn right off exit ramp) toward Bethlehem. Course is about 2.5 miles from the exit ramp on the left at the top of a long hill.
From North Conway, take West through Bartlett, Bretton Woods, Twin Mt to Bethlehem. Course is about 1/2 mile outside of Bethlehem Center (westend) on the right.
Bethlehem Country Club was designed in the days when hickory shafted clubs were the norm. At a little under 6000 yards BCC is a relatively short layout when compared to some of today's 7200-yard monsters. However, the small "Rossian" greens with their challenging topography provided plenty of challenges for the novice and expert alike.
BCC has hosted tournaments for the NHPGA, NHGHA and NHWGA. We are proud of our ability to offer a championship venue for the top levels of competition in our region, yet remain the type of playable golf course that the novice and purely recreational golfer can feel comfortable on. Outstanding playing conditions on a traditional, timeless design make for a memorable golf experience at Bethlehem Country Club.
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Directions:
From I-93 North or South, take Exit 40 to East (turn right off exit ramp) toward Bethlehem. Course is about 2.5 miles from the exit ramp on the left at the top of a long hill.
From North Conway, take West through Bartlett, Bretton Woods, Twin Mt to Bethlehem. Course is about 1/2 mile outside of Bethlehem Center (westend) on the right.
Located at the Omni Mount Washington Resort, explore New Hampshire's largest ski area! Bretton Woods offers a variety of terrain for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities, including 30 new acres of back country glades on Mt. Stickney!
Bretton Woods receives consistent awards by SKI Magazine readers for family programs, overall satisfaction, lifts, service, on-mountain food, lodging and dining and #1 in the East for weather by the readers of Ski Magazine.
For a complete winter playground with chutes, bumps, bowls, steeps, glades and plenty of wide-open cruising terrain, Bretton Woods is the choice for a fun and diverse alpine experience. Together with the most terrain in New Hampshire, Bretton Woods' 9 lifts, including 4 detachable quads, make for a spacious skiing and riding experience with more time on the snow.
A complete four-season resort, Bretton Woods offers lodging, restaurants, children's programs, sleigh rides, tubing, ice skating, night skiing, and cross country skiing and snowshoeing on a 100+km groomed trail network.
The Bretton Woods Canopy Tour is a high-flying year round adventure including 10 zip lines, sky bridges and rappels! In the summer, guests also enjoy biking, scenic lift rides, mountain top dining, disc golf and more. The popular "Zip & Ski" ticket includes a full day of skiing or riding plus a Canopy Tour for only $129! Some restrictions may apply.
Come stay with us at one of our four lodging properties: the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, Omni Bretton Arms Inn, The Lodge or The Townhomes.
And when you stay at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel or Bretton Arms Inn, you SKI FREE at Bretton Woods! Restrictions apply, subject to change - call for details.
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Rates:
Omni Bretton Arms Inn: Starting at $179/night, includes breakfast, based on 2 guests.
Omni Mount Washington Hotel: Starting at $179/night, accommodations only, based on 2 guests.
The Lodge: Starting at $89/night, accommodatoins only, based on 2 guests.
The Townhomes: Starting at $259/night for 2 bedroom unit, accommodations only, based on 4 guests. 3-5 bedroom units also available.
All lodging rates subject to change.
Hours of operation:
Skiing:mid November to mid April/ Canopy Tour-year round/ Summer Ops:June-Oc
Bretton Woods receives consistent awards by SKI Magazine readers for family programs, overall satisfaction, lifts, service, on-mountain food, lodging and dining and #1 in the East for weather by the readers of Ski Magazine.
For a complete winter playground with chutes, bumps, bowls, steeps, glades and plenty of wide-open cruising terrain, Bretton Woods is the choice for a fun and diverse alpine experience. Together with the most terrain in New Hampshire, Bretton Woods' 9 lifts, including 4 detachable quads, make for a spacious skiing and riding experience with more time on the snow.
A complete four-season resort, Bretton Woods offers lodging, restaurants, children's programs, sleigh rides, tubing, ice skating, night skiing, and cross country skiing and snowshoeing on a 100+km groomed trail network.
The Bretton Woods Canopy Tour is a high-flying year round adventure including 10 zip lines, sky bridges and rappels! In the summer, guests also enjoy biking, scenic lift rides, mountain top dining, disc golf and more. The popular "Zip & Ski" ticket includes a full day of skiing or riding plus a Canopy Tour for only $129! Some restrictions may apply.
Come stay with us at one of our four lodging properties: the Omni Mount Washington Hotel, Omni Bretton Arms Inn, The Lodge or The Townhomes.
And when you stay at the Omni Mount Washington Hotel or Bretton Arms Inn, you SKI FREE at Bretton Woods! Restrictions apply, subject to change - call for details.
Address:
Rates:
Omni Bretton Arms Inn: Starting at $179/night, includes breakfast, based on 2 guests.
Omni Mount Washington Hotel: Starting at $179/night, accommodations only, based on 2 guests.
The Lodge: Starting at $89/night, accommodatoins only, based on 2 guests.
The Townhomes: Starting at $259/night for 2 bedroom unit, accommodations only, based on 4 guests. 3-5 bedroom units also available.
All lodging rates subject to change.
Hours of operation:
Skiing:mid November to mid April/ Canopy Tour-year round/ Summer Ops:June-Oc
Corey’s Sport Shop
Outdoor Sporting Goods
Contact Person: Richard Basner
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Contact Person: Richard Basner
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Littleton Bike & Fitness
Recreation, Retail, Sports
We carry bikes for two year olds and bikes for high end cyclists, strider bikes to snazzy carbon race bikes and everything in between. Bikes from Specialized, Cannondale, Haro, Eastern or full custom from Gunnar, Waterford, Seven, or Co-Motion. We do about an equal amount of road to MTB business. We typically stock about 70 different models and maintain a rental fleet of road bikes, MTB bikes and hybrids. We are also a Specialized FSR test center and have 29r Epics and Cambers on hand to demo. Our store is big and open, not crammed. It has 18' ceilings and utilizes about 8000 total sq feet. It is free standing with plenty of parking on street and a big lot in the rear. Our shop is also right on the Ammonoosuc River in the heart of downtown. There is a new path called the Riverwalk which goes right through the property and feeds into the Ammonoosuc Rail Trail. The Ammonoosuc Rail Trail a 19 mile long rail trail in Littleton and folks are welcome to use my parking lot as a trail head.
We have also been selling and servicing quality indoor fitness equipment from Vision Fitness, LifeFitness, and True Fitness for over 20 years. We know our equipment and won’t sell you something that makes outlandish promises. Our saying is “the best piece of indoor exercise equipment is one that you will use”. We have models on the floor for you to try before you buy and we offer delivery and set up within 25 miles for free.
Our goal is to be everyone's favorite bike and fitness shop, not necessarily the cheapest but the best! The one that they would send their friends to because they know they will get treated well and get a great value.
Bike clubs are a great way to meet new people who ride at the same level as you and it's a great way to challenge your own ability. There are two clubs in the Littleton area: the Littleton Landsharks which is a mountain bike group that rides on Tuesday evenings, and White Mountain Velo which is a road bike group that rides on Thursdays. There is a link on our website under “community”
Hours: Sun 11-4(Closed Sundays during winter), Mon-Thurs 9-5:30, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-5
Telephone: email: Website: www.littletonbike.com
Directions:From points North: Take 93S to Exit 41 Littleton/Whitefield. Turn left at end of ramp onto Cottage Street. Follow Cottage Street we are on the left hand side just at the bottom of the hill, plenty of parking and a rear entrance out back.
From points South: Take 93N to Exit 41 Littleton/Whitefield. Bear right at end of ramp onto Cottage Street. Follow Cottage Street we are on the left hand side just at the bottom of the hill, plenty of parking and a rear entrance out back.
More Info:
Littleton Landsharks Bike Club www.littletonlandsharks.com
Littleton Landsharks is a non-profit volunteer club of local mountain bikers that love to have fun on their mountain bikes whether it be riding the local singletrack or racing against the best in New England.
The club goes on weekly rides, Tuesdays at 6pm (start peddling at 6) during the riding season, which is early April to late October. Typically the rides last for two hours. Most weeks there are three groups usually riding from different locations. A group – the fastest and largest, B group - fast enough but not as fast as the A group, and the C group - which is mostly beginner riders and those that just prefer a not so fast pace and shorter distances.
White Mountain Velo Bike Club
www.whitemtvelo.com
oin us any Thursday night during daylight savings time for group rides. Rides start and finish at the Littleton Bike Shop at 6pm (sharp, especially when daylight is limited!).
Three solid groups depart at separate times with options for shorter distances at any pace, longer distances at a moderate pace, or the longer distance at a fast / competitive pace.
Helmets Required.
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We have also been selling and servicing quality indoor fitness equipment from Vision Fitness, LifeFitness, and True Fitness for over 20 years. We know our equipment and won’t sell you something that makes outlandish promises. Our saying is “the best piece of indoor exercise equipment is one that you will use”. We have models on the floor for you to try before you buy and we offer delivery and set up within 25 miles for free.
Our goal is to be everyone's favorite bike and fitness shop, not necessarily the cheapest but the best! The one that they would send their friends to because they know they will get treated well and get a great value.
Bike clubs are a great way to meet new people who ride at the same level as you and it's a great way to challenge your own ability. There are two clubs in the Littleton area: the Littleton Landsharks which is a mountain bike group that rides on Tuesday evenings, and White Mountain Velo which is a road bike group that rides on Thursdays. There is a link on our website under “community”
Hours: Sun 11-4(Closed Sundays during winter), Mon-Thurs 9-5:30, Fri 9-7, Sat 9-5
Telephone: email: Website: www.littletonbike.com
Directions:From points North: Take 93S to Exit 41 Littleton/Whitefield. Turn left at end of ramp onto Cottage Street. Follow Cottage Street we are on the left hand side just at the bottom of the hill, plenty of parking and a rear entrance out back.
From points South: Take 93N to Exit 41 Littleton/Whitefield. Bear right at end of ramp onto Cottage Street. Follow Cottage Street we are on the left hand side just at the bottom of the hill, plenty of parking and a rear entrance out back.
More Info:
Littleton Landsharks Bike Club www.littletonlandsharks.com
Littleton Landsharks is a non-profit volunteer club of local mountain bikers that love to have fun on their mountain bikes whether it be riding the local singletrack or racing against the best in New England.
The club goes on weekly rides, Tuesdays at 6pm (start peddling at 6) during the riding season, which is early April to late October. Typically the rides last for two hours. Most weeks there are three groups usually riding from different locations. A group – the fastest and largest, B group - fast enough but not as fast as the A group, and the C group - which is mostly beginner riders and those that just prefer a not so fast pace and shorter distances.
White Mountain Velo Bike Club
www.whitemtvelo.com
oin us any Thursday night during daylight savings time for group rides. Rides start and finish at the Littleton Bike Shop at 6pm (sharp, especially when daylight is limited!).
Three solid groups depart at separate times with options for shorter distances at any pace, longer distances at a moderate pace, or the longer distance at a fast / competitive pace.
Helmets Required.
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We are a growing organization of responsible snowmobile riders from several New England states. We actively maintain and groom over 100 miles of trails located in Littleton, NH.
If you are interested in attending the next Club meeting, having fun maintaining the trails, or lending the Club your specialty please Email us at:
If you are interested in attending the next Club meeting, having fun maintaining the trails, or lending the Club your specialty please Email us at:
Mt. Eustis Ski Hill
Mt. Eustis Ski Hill is located in beautiful Littleton, NH and there is a group of people dedicated to seeing it operate as a fully functional ski hill again. It opened in 1939 but shut down in the 1970's. Our vision is to have a fully lit mountain, rope-tow and small lodge on the hill. It is an affordable place for families of the surrounding communities to ski and snowboard.
Contact Person: Dave Harkless
Address:
188 Mt. Eustis Road
PO Box 29
Contact Person: Dave Harkless
Address:
188 Mt. Eustis Road
PO Box 29
New England Disabled Sports
New England Disabled Sports provides instruction to enable persons with physical or developmental challenges to participate in recreational sports. NEDS strives to foster independence and to maximize abilities so that each participant reaches his/her potential as an athlete in the chosen sport. Located in the base lodge of the Bretton Woods Mountain lodge and partnering with the Omni Mount Washington Resort, we are able to make the exceptional range of sports and recreation offerings of the Resort accessible to persons with disabilities. For questions or to get involved please contact us at or
Contact Person: Zoe Norcross
Hours of operation:
Sunday thru Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm
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Contact Person: Zoe Norcross
Hours of operation:
Sunday thru Saturday 9:00am – 4:00pm
Address:
New England Disabled Sports Bretton Woods
The New England Disabled Sports provides instruction to enable persons with physical or developmental challenges to participate in recreational sports. NEDS strives to foster independence and to maximize abilities so that each participant reaches his/her potential as an athlete in the chosen sport.
Located in the base lodge of the Bretton Woods Mountain lodge and partnering with the Omni Mount Washington Resort, we are able to make the exceptional range of sport and recreation offerings of the Resort accessible to persons with disabilities. In warm weather months we go beyond the Resort's boundaries-using nearby roadways for biking, the trails of the White Mountain National Forest for hiking, and the waterways of Little Squam Lake, Echo Lake and the Moore Reservoir for water sports.
Contact Person: Zoe Norcross
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Located in the base lodge of the Bretton Woods Mountain lodge and partnering with the Omni Mount Washington Resort, we are able to make the exceptional range of sport and recreation offerings of the Resort accessible to persons with disabilities. In warm weather months we go beyond the Resort's boundaries-using nearby roadways for biking, the trails of the White Mountain National Forest for hiking, and the waterways of Little Squam Lake, Echo Lake and the Moore Reservoir for water sports.
Contact Person: Zoe Norcross
Address:
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