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 While it lies right over the New Hampshire/Maine border, the rural town of Fryeburg, Maine offers some of the most picturesque beauty in Mt. Washington Valley. With access to scenic western Maine and New Hampshire’s rural appeal, Fryeburg is one of the Valley’s best secrets.
For outdoor recreationalists, Fryeburg is mecca. Climbers also find ideal terrain for both rock and ice climbing throughout Fryeburg, from Jockey Cap, a popular in-town climb, to a number of locations throughout Evans Notch State Park. The Saco River meanders through Fryeburg offering a number of natural sandy beaches that offer perfect put-ins for swimming, canoeing and kayaking.
Best of all, Fryeburg, Maine offers the ideal spot for access to Western, Maine’s Shawnee Peak Ski Area, just ten miles out of town, and Mt. Washington Valley’s attractions, shopping and dining. And of course the Fryeburg Fair in October can not be missed.
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There is a good reason why Fryeburg, Maine and the surrounding Mount Washington Valley are a popular vacation destination. From the endless supply of outdoor and family activities to the shopping and dining available, there is something here for everyone. Click on these links for some of our favorite destinations and activities. |
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Jockey Cap History / Info |
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Rich in history dating back to the early 30's, when the Jockey Cap was the first tow rope equipped ski mountain in Maine, the Jockey Cap has been an outdoor destination for many years. To this day the Jockey Cap is known as a great place for a family hike and a popular place for rock climbers to challenge their skills. Inside you will find articles on the Jockey Cap looking into the history as well as the current activities available on the trail. |
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