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Immerse Yourself in the Great Outdoors!
Plan Your Summer Adventure to Androscoggin Valley Today
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Pack your red, white, and blue and head to Androscoggin Valley during 4th of July weekend! From outdoor activities to community events, there’s plenty of fun to be had! The holiday weekend is just the beginning when it comes to summer fun in our region.
Over the next few months, enjoy exciting events including the Journey to Jericho ATV Jamboree, live performances at a variety of venues, a weekly farmers' market, as well as plenty of recreational activities.
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Rent & Ride Miles of ATV Trails
ATVing is one of the most exciting activities that Androscoggin Valley has to offer – and our ATV-friendly communities are waiting for your arrival! Enjoy over 1,000 miles of premier ATV riding throughout Androscoggin Valley and NH’s Grand North.
Don’t have an OHRV of your own? There are several dealers and ATV rental operators in our region that can assist you and get you out enjoying our fantastic trail system.
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Explore Mt. Washington by ATV
Did you know? The Mt. Washington Auto Road is open to ATVs on specific days throughout the summer. Book a tour and travel up the paved trail to the highest peak in New England.
Find details here.
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Explore the Mountains While Hiking & Biking
From short, easy climbs to challenging trails and loops, Androscoggin Valley has a large variety of hiking and biking trails. Find incredible scenery as you traverse mountainsides, meander through forests, or stroll through town.
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Cool Off or Cast a Line in Fresh Water
Summer has just arrived, and the weather is only going to get warmer! Find the perfect spot to beat the heat and go for a plunge in cool, refreshing waters. The Androscoggin River is also excellent for fishing, kayaking, and canoeing.
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Take A Guided Moose Tour
Moose are one of New Hampshire's most iconic animals. If you're looking for a unique adventure, check out Gorham Moose Tours. Enjoy an unforgettable 3-4 hour guided tour with an experienced wildlife expert. Tours happening weekly through September. Buy tickets online.
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Visit our website for a list of Things To Do, Places To Stay, and Where To Eat and start planning your summer adventure today! Our hotels, inns, B&Bs, lodges and restaurants will be ready to serve up relaxation and comfort after a fun day in the sun! Make sure to follow us on Facebook for regular updates on what's happening in our region. | |
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Join us for the 2023 Journey to Jericho ATV Jamboree, the largest OHRV event on the East Coast! This event is an OHRV enthusiasts dream come true with two full days packed of fun and excitement.
Highlights of this year’s event include JBR Best Whip featuring Ronnie Mac, a heart-stopping, mind-blowing motocross show as well as mud races, demo rides, aftermarket vendors, helicopter rides, live music, delicious food, kid’s zone, obstacle course, trail riding, poker run, torchlit ATV parade, and more.
This year’s event will take place August 4 – 5 at Jericho Mountain State Park in Berlin, NH. Weekend passes and single-day tickets are available for purchase online! Visit JourneyToJerichoNH.com for more details and to buy tickets.
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Gorham 4th of July Celebration
Gorham’s 4th of July Spectacular is back, Thursday, June 29 and runs through Tuesday, July 4. This year’s theme is “Made in America” and will feature exciting activities for all ages, including a carnival, parade, live music, delicious food and drink, a classic car show, grand fireworks display… and more!
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Don’t miss your chance to celebrate America’s birthday at NH’s largest and oldest Independence Day celebration. Find a full schedule of events on Facebook. | |
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Gorham Parks & Recreation Summer Concerts
Head to Gorham Common on select Tuesday nights this summer to listen to some live music with the family! Concerts begin between 5:30 and 6:30pm. See website for more details and start times.
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Schedule of Performers: July 11 – Bob Pratte Band; July 18 – Twangtown Paramours; July 25 – Dennis & Davey; August 1 – Straightaway
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Gorham Farmers’ Market
On Thursday afternoons from 3 – 6pm, the Gorham Common is home to a Farmers' Market. Shop for fresh fruits and veggies, local meats and baked goods, handmade crafts, and more. Find details here.
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Summer Vendor Fair
Stop by the Town Common on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month to check out the Summer Vendor Fair. Festivities take place from 9am – 1pm. Expect to visit with a variety of vendors selling local products and goods.
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Summer Movie Nights
The Milan Recreation Department is hosting free outdoor movie nights this summer. Bring your blanket or camp chairs and enjoy the show. Upcoming movies include Sandlot on Friday, July 14 at 8pm and Ghostbusters on Friday, August 18 at 7:30pm. Concessions will be available for purchase. Find a full schedule and details here.
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Milan Old Home Days
Mark your calendar for Milan Old Home Days, August 11 – 13.
Festivities include a parade, live music, games and tournaments, shopping and food vendors, kids’ activities, and more. Entry is free.
Check their website for additional details and a schedule of events. Follow their Facebook page for updates.
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Milan Market
The Milan Summer Market will take place on Saturday, July 29 from 9am – 5pm. This seasonal market supports Milan’s network of entrepreneurs and will feature artists and local markers, seasonal produce, food vendors and performing artists. Find additional details here.
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Free Music in the Park
Service Credit Union invites you to our summer of Free Music in the Park! Enjoy a summer evening of music by the river at the beautiful Service Credit Union Heritage Park in Berlin on Wednesday evenings from 6-8pm. Summer concerts have already started – be sure to join us for an upcoming show!
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Schedule of Performers: July 12 – Dan Parkhurst; July 19 – Tim Dion; August 9 – North Rodeo; August 23 – Randy Messineo
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Medallion Opera House
- Adam Ezra Group, June 30 at 8pm
- Heather Pierson Trio, July 14 at 7:30pm
- Main Street with Steve Kelley, a Bob Segar Tribute, August 18
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