Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Sunday River Things to Do

Winter SportsWith 132 trails spread across eight mountain peaks, it is no surprise that Sunday River is one of the largest and most popular ski resorts in the east of the USA. The ski facilities are second to none with the eight peaks accessed by 16 ski lifts. Skiing, snowmobiling, sledging and snowboarding are available for 12 hours per day from mid-October until late April. Water SportsCanoeing and kayaking in Sunday River will be an unforgettable experience. The lakes and rivers of New Hampshire and Western Maine can be traversed on guided tours or by simply hiring a canoe for a few hours. This is the ideal family activity, with stops for swimming and picnics. Rafting, diving and fishing are all available at Sunday River. Mountain BikingMountain biking in Sunday River can include the 30 trails stretching over 25 miles at the Sunday River Mountain Bike Park. The bike park includes dirt trails, single tracks, log rides and thrilling trails down the North Peak. Holidaymakers can also explore the forests and mountains on a one or four person all-terrain vehicle on a Sunday River lakes and mountains holiday. SightseeingSightseeing in Sunday River can include taking a Chondola lift to the summit of the North Peak. The panoramic views of the Mahoosuc Mountains and the 4,170ft Old Speck Mountain are simply breath-taking. Holidaymakers can also explore the mountainous terrain on horseback or take a sightseeing trip on sailboat. Whale-watching voyages around Boothbay Harbour should not be missed. DaytripsA daytrip from Sunday River to Boston should be included on any Sunday River holiday itinerary. Boston is one of America’s oldest cities, and top sightseeing attractions can include the New England Aquarium, Fenway Park and the indoor shopping and dining centre known as Quincy Market. A cruise to the Boston Harbour Islands and the famous Cheers pub should also not be missed.Email this to a friendClick here to send this page to a friendExtrasCar hire

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