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Where to Stay in Bartlett, NH
Bartlett is a town in Carroll County on the Saco River, between North Conway to the east and Crawford Notch to the west. Its ski area, Attitash Mountain, spreads across two peaks, Attitash and Bear Peak, and is on Vail Resorts' Epic Pass. Attitash Village, on Route 302 near the ski area, has suites, rooms and condominiums with full kitchens, indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, Nordic and snowshoe trails and an outdoor skating rink. In summer the Saco has swimming holes along Route 302, and Crawford Notch's trails and waterfalls are about 15 minutes west.
Why Stay in Bartlett
- •Attitash Village is on Route 302 near the Attitash ski area, and its suites and condos have full kitchens.
- •Indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, a skating rink and a fire pit are on site for days off the slopes.
- •The Saco River runs beside Route 302 through Bartlett, with swimming holes along the way in summer.
What Makes This Area Interesting
- •Crawford Notch State Park: 10 miles west; the glacial notch with waterfalls, hiking trails, and the AMC Highland Center at the head of the pass.
- •North Conway, NH: 10 miles east; the main shopping and restaurant hub for the Mount Washington Valley, with outlet stores and a concentration of independent restaurants.
- •Arethusa Falls: about 10 miles west in Crawford Notch State Park, at the end of a trail of about 1.5 miles from Route 302.
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Frequently Asked
Attitash has two peaks, Attitash and Bear Peak, with about 1,750 feet of vertical drop, and much of its terrain is intermediate. Wildcat, about 25 minutes north, is higher and steeper, and Cranmore, about 15 minutes east, is smaller. Attitash and Wildcat are both on the Epic Pass.
Yes. The Saco River has swimming holes along Route 302, and Crawford Notch's trails and waterfalls are about 15 minutes west.
About 10 miles west on Route 302, roughly 15 minutes. North Conway has the better concentration of restaurants and shops; Bartlett is quieter and has direct mountain access.