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Stand beneath the single tree shading the grass-covered summit to look over the campus, across the river, and into Vermont. |
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At the northern edge of campus, near the Hanover Country Club's gold course, Occom Pond is a favorite destination for walkers and joggers . A road loops around the pond for a mile.
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Choose your walk through the 90 acres of pine trees well into their second century of life. Joggers have worn their own "unofficial" trails to follow, or you can find your own spot.
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Designed primarily for cross-country skiing, unpatrolled trails are open every day from 7:30 until 5 pm. Note the warning that "All skiers ski at their own risk."
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From May through September, it is home to a members-only swim club. In the other months, its hilly landscape welcomes the walker seeking outdoor peace.
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Accessible only by boat, Gilman Island is very close to campus and yet seems isolated and peaceful. Titcomb Cabin can be reserved by contacting the Ledyard Canoe Club at (603) 643-6709. |
"The moment my legs began to move, my thoughts began to flow."—Henry David Thoreau
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Just over seven miles from Hanover, Gile Mountain offers an accessible, easy hiking trail to the top. After a mile and half walk to the firetower, on a clear day you will see the White Mountains and much of the Connecticut River Valley. |
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Mount Cardigan is 25 miles from Hanover, and the 3.3 mile hike to its rocky, 3,155-foot summit is considered to be of moderate difficulty. The view is panoramic, from rural New Hampshire to the summits of the White Mountains in the distance. |
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Twenty-four miles from Hanover, a hiker who follows the nearly seven-mile trail to the top will stand atop an ancient volcano that once towered 20,000 feet high. |
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More than 4,800 feet high, the summit of Mount Moosilauke may have the best view in the White Mountains. The mountain region includes 30 square miles of glacier cirques, cascades, ravines, rock slides, old logging roads, and lush woods. The Moosilauke Ravine Lodge is a favorite "base camp" for those who like a good meal and warm shower at the end of an active day. |
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Eastern brook trout make their home in Enfield's 17-acre coldwater pond, which has a maximum depth of 59 feet. Fly fishing is the only type permitted. |
