- TripBuzz discovered 76 different types of activities for couples in the Bartlett area, including Skiing & Snowboarding (like Bear Notch), Mini Golf (like White Mountain Family Golf), National & State Parks (like Dry River Campground) and Horseback Riding (like Horseback Riding), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 134 date ideas in or near Bartlett, New Hampshire, including 126 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like North Conway, Lincoln, Conway and Jackson.
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The large body of water named Lake Morey is one of the most popular sites in the area. It is considered to be home of the longest ice skating trail in the United States during the winter and offers fishing, boating, and swimming in the summer.
46.7 Miles
In addition to first-run Hollywood films, Smitty's Cinema features a comprehensive concession stand that offers full meals along with standard movie fare. All screens at the cinema offer 100% digital projection for every movie.
47.1 Miles
Burke Mountain is located within Vermont's Northeast Kingdom. It serves as a small downhill ski resort in the winter that is very popular with families that have younger children who want to learn how to ski.
48.2 Miles
One mile north of East Burke village, D-N-D Stables is open from May to November since 1998. Scenic trails for all ability levels. Where riders get the true riding experience. Small and personal -- fun and friendly -- owner goes with every ride. Allows cantering. Western tack.
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1952 VT Rt 114, East Burke, VT 05832
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D-N-D Stables Guided Trail Rides offers horseback rides in the Vermont countryside led by experienced guides. The stables offer ring rides for younger riders, foliage rides in the autumn to take in the changing leaves, and long rides by arrangement.
48.8 Miles
Acting as a multi-use trail system in Northeast Vermont, Kingdom Trails has even been voted as the Best Mountain Bike Trail Network in the area. In addition to biking, visitors can enjoy hiking in the summer and snowmobiling in the winter.
49.0 Miles
Part of the Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge, the lake and surrounding state park offer campgrounds, including remote site spots, a beach, and canoe and kayak rentals for wildlife and waterfowl viewing.
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Lost Valley is a local skiing destination which features numerous ski trails of varying difficulty and maintains two chairlifts. During summers, visitors can enjoy mountain biking and paintball here.
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As a destination for amateur geology, Mt. Apatite offers visitors a variety of rock quarries containing gems and stones to dig and collect. The area has trails, creeks, and forests for visitors to explore.