White Mountains Scenes

-by Peter Pinkham

Do you know where in the White Mountains Ed Parsons took this photo?

View from Echo Lake

Cathedral Ledge is located in North Conway and as you can see, provides an overlook to most of Mount Washington Valley.  From the village of North Conway, this is only about a five minute drive.  The “hike” to the overlook is maybe 50 yards at the most.  This has got to be the best pay-off for such a short walk.  There is even a live web-cam: http://www.neclimbs.com/index.php?PageName=webcam provided by NE Climbs, for climbers to check conditions before heading up.   I have been at the top of this ledge when out of no where, a climber pops thier head over the edge to make his/her summit…this will definatly freak you out when it happens.  Make sure not to throw anything over the edge for this reason!

Looking North from the top.

Steve Anderson

Pinkham Real Estate

Looking South

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White Mountains Scenes

-by Peter Pinkham

Do you know where in the White Mountains Ed Parsons took this photo?

Clue: it is located near one of the region’s many ski areas and has a directional name,

Kyla Brustin

Pinkham Real Estate

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  White Mountains Scenes

-by Peter Pinkham

Where in the White Mountains am I?

Clue: a Presidential Ridge

Just Listed: 305 Glen Ledge Rd

305 Glen Ledge Rd Glen NH

 If you have been looking for a primary or vacation home with great views on a nice lot, with lots of living and sleeping space, you should certainly see this 3 bedroom, 2 bath, bank owned home listed for sale at $219,000 in

The view from 305 Glen Ledge Rd

 Glen (MLS: 4030373). Call Kyla at 603-986-6673 to set up at appointment. 

And if this is not your cup of tea, Pinkham Real Estate can help you with any listed property. Feel free to call us,

 800-322-6921 or email us at info@pinkhamrealestate.com. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

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View from the 19th hole

Today’s photo is of the North Conway Country Club golf course.    This par 71 course was built in 1895, is open to the public and has arguably the best views of any course in New Hampshire. 

The above pics are taken from the deck of the Ledgeview Grille, located on the second story of the club house overlooking the Moat Mountains and Conway Scenic Rail Line.  The Grille serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and has a full bar for the post match.  What a great spot to go over the days birdies and bogeys.  The double and triple bogeys…this is also a great spot to forget about any troubles you may have had out there!

The club house has a fully equipped pro shop including rental clubs in case you left yours at home.  Show up early for your tee time and take advantage of the natural grass driving range complete with chipping and putting greens.

I lived on the Big Island of Hawaii for over 4 years and played just about every course on the island.  I can honestly say, that this is one of the prettiest courses I have ever played.   For additional information, click on this link to check out their web site:

http://www.northconwaycountryclub.com/club/scripts/section/section.asp?GRP=11230&NS=AU

Steve Anderson-