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From this picture you could probably know how this place got the name. This is part of the Franconia Notch
Satte Park to the west of White Mountain. The park includes forest, creeks, gorge, falls and scenic pools.
It will take probably 2 to 3 hours to circle through the hiking trail in the forest. The park is relatively
small but neatly compacted with a little bit of everuthing. It is not quite Grand Canyon or Niagara Falls
per say, but very scenic. Hiking on the forest trail is also a nice and comfortable experience.
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Creek
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We came here on the first weekend of October. The foliage was far from the peak color at that time.
It should be very beautiful by then but we didn't have chance to visit again.
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Creek
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This is... let me see, not the Falls. It was taken very closed to a small creek.
The rocks were decorated with leaves which made the scene looked like autumn (and indeed it was autumn).
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Covered Bridge
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I have only seen covered bridges in New England area. Covered bridges in the White Mountains are an
integral part of the landscape. According to a tour book, it is a place to wait out a summer shower,
or watch raging river waters swollen by the melting winter snow, or steal a kiss.
How romantic.
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Covered Bridge
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Another covered bridge in the park.
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