Showing posts with label northern New Hampshire fall foliage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label northern New Hampshire fall foliage. Show all posts

New Hampshire Fall Leaf Peeping Bike Rally for a "Wheel" Good Time, Oct. 3-4

Photo: New Hampshire fall leaves (by Eric H.)

Bookmark and ShareOne of our readers, Madeleine Clark, recently wrote in to tell us about a fantastic-sounding motorcycle-related Lakes Region, New Hampshire, fall event:

Leaftoberfest, a leaf peeping bike rally, will be held Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 3-4, at Laconia Harley-Davidson, 239 Daniel Webster Hwy (Rte 3), in Meredith, N.H. Escorted leaf peeping rides will take off on both days at 9 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.. Live music starts at noon and Laconia Harley-Davidson will be offering demos on the new 2010 Harleys. Participate in The Bike show also offers, on Oct 3rd, the chance to win a $1,000 in prizes. Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant, of Meredith, N.H., will be offering some great food!. For more information on the event, please log onto www.laconiaharley.com

What better place to see the New England fall foliage than New Hampshire? Colors have become more vibrant in most sections of New Hampshire as of late, and will continue to do so, especially with some of the more recent cool-to-cold nights throughout the "Granite State." Additionally, we have heartily recommended Hart's Turkey Farm through the years for its phenomenal turkey dishes. Hart's has seemingly been around forever, and is deservedly a household name to Lakes Region residents. Laconia Harley-Davidson chose well on choosing the right restaurant to cater its event!

Editor's note: For another great motorcycle-related New England fall tour, please read the "Scenic Motorcycle Fall Foliage Ride in Central Massachusetts and Northeast Connecticut" article, here at The Weekly New England Travel and Vacation Gazette. If interested in a book on motorcycle travel in New England, check out Motorcycle Journeys Through New England.


Northern New Hampshire Foliage is "Head and Antlers" Above the Rest


Photo by Marc H., courtesy of TravelGuideOfAmerica.com

Northern New Hampshire foliage is near or at full peak, which is sure to delight all walks of life from people to your standard New Hampshire moose!

VisitNH.com sent us some updates yesterday telling us that the Great North Woods Region features spectacular color all over the region with bold reds and oranges everywhere. In the White Mountains, higher elevations show near-peak conditions with plenty of bright yellows, peachy oranges and various shades of red. Franconia Notch and points north is described by one leaf peeper as a “palette beyond compare” with truly outstanding color and vibrant panoramic views. Routes 3, 142, 116 and 117 are perfect for scenic drives. Other brilliant colors can be seen on Route 49 in Waterville Valley, the Kancamagus Highway and Route 302 along Crawford Notch State Park.

For a recorded report on the latest New Hampshire fall foliage reports, call 1-800-258-3608.