Brunswick / Connecticut Lakes / Public Service Company / /
Facility
Cohos Trail / Murphy Dam / Connecticut River Birding Trail / Canaan Dam / Stratford-Maidstone Bridge / Colebrook visitor center / Upper Coos Recreational Trail / Northern Forest Canoe Trail / Stratford Maidstone Bridge / Stratford/Maidstone Bridge / /
IndustryTerm
peak travel times / legal travel / trail systems / car-top boat access / car top river access / large new network / law enforcement / river serving car-top boats / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Champlain / West Mountain / Connecticut River / Lyman Falls / Beecher waterfall / Second lake / Colebrook waterfall / Lake Francis / Indian Stream / Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Forest / Connecticut River Valley / River Camping / Nulhegan River / First lake / Monadnock Mountain / First Connecticut Lake / Vermont Forests / Third Connecticut lake / Fourth Lake / /
Organization
Congress / federal government / Headwaters Subcommittee / NH Division of Parks and Recreation / New Hampshire Division of Parks and Recreation / Nulhegan Gateway Association / New Hampshire legislature / Vermont Forests / Parks and Recreation Department / New Hampshire Fish and Game Department / Connecticut River Scenic Byway Council / Connecticut River Byway Council / /
RECREATION - EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Headwaters Subcommittee There are few places more appealing for recreation than the headwaters of the Connecticut River. Swimming, fishing, boating, camping, hiking, bicycling, snowmobiling