drjeff
Well-known member
Okay, while not actually a ski TR, this IMHO is pretty darned close to one, espcially in mid August in New England.
Me + the family are on our way from from the Brettonwoods area yesterday, and as almost any parent can tell you, quickly after leaving the words "Daddy I need to go potty" fill the car
So as my son is tell me this, we're just getting onto I-93 above Franconia Notch, so I figure let's stop in at Cannon and see if there's a bathroom by the tram that's open. Timed it just right as we were pulling into the parking lot the trams with side by side up around tower 2 and we got to watch the yellow car descend (both the little and big kids thought that was cool )
The kids wandered on over to the exterior of the New England Ski Museum which was next to the Tram building and started climbing around the old Mount Cranmore Skimobile car that's outside and then going inside the original Cannon tram car that's incorporated into the museum. My wife and I then spent about the next 45 minutes just walking through the museum and checking out the history of New England skiing. Really neat place and sool stuff to see IMHO.
Definately would recommend a walk through it (free admission BTW) if you're up in that area
Me + the family are on our way from from the Brettonwoods area yesterday, and as almost any parent can tell you, quickly after leaving the words "Daddy I need to go potty" fill the car
So as my son is tell me this, we're just getting onto I-93 above Franconia Notch, so I figure let's stop in at Cannon and see if there's a bathroom by the tram that's open. Timed it just right as we were pulling into the parking lot the trams with side by side up around tower 2 and we got to watch the yellow car descend (both the little and big kids thought that was cool )
The kids wandered on over to the exterior of the New England Ski Museum which was next to the Tram building and started climbing around the old Mount Cranmore Skimobile car that's outside and then going inside the original Cannon tram car that's incorporated into the museum. My wife and I then spent about the next 45 minutes just walking through the museum and checking out the history of New England skiing. Really neat place and sool stuff to see IMHO.
Definately would recommend a walk through it (free admission BTW) if you're up in that area