If you can walk, you can snowshoe. Why not take a winter adventure - snowshoeing in New Hampshire. An amazing way to experience nature, stay in shape and enjoy the great outdoors.
Sunset Hill House - A Grand Inn, 231 Sunset Hill Road, Sugar Hill, NH 03585 Ph: 800-786-4455 or 1-603-823-5522. Fax: 603-823-5738.
"Best views with a room" - Yankee Magazine. Full service inn / resort overlooking 5 mountain ranges. Fine and casual dining, pool, golf, and XC skiing on site. Decks, Jacuzzis, fireplaces. Full breakfast included. Renowned for hospitality. Great packages. Weddings and events. Open all year.
www.sunsethillhouse.com
During New Hampshire winter the snow cover usually blankets the ground from early 
December through early March, often later. This makes New Hampshire a popular winter vacation destination for snow sports like skiing, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. The other winter snow activity that is growing in popularity is snowshoeing and New Hampshire is an ideal place to snowshoe
The grounds of the historic Sunset Hill House are ideal for snowshoeing. Beginning snowshoers will appreciate the gentle terrain. The Sunset Hill House cross-country trails are quite navigable for even the novice. Call the inn for current trail conditions.
Snowshoeing has been prevalent in New Hampshire for centuries, and was once relied upon heavily as a means of travel throughout northern New England. Now, snowshoeing is an excellent recreation and an outstanding way for non-skiers to enjoy New Hampshire's snowy winters. Snowshoeing is also an excellent way to stay in shape.
With the invention of the snowmobile, snowshoeing became less common, being looked upon more as an activity one would do only out of sheer necessity. That is, until the concept of snowshoeing changed, making it a 'sport' rather than a means of transportation. Snowshoeing races are now an annual event in northern New England.
