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We loved all of the great things to do in Lincoln, New Hampshire and around it. We spent a few days exploring the area and wanted to be sure we hit all of the main highlights! Covered bridges, an amazing gorge, mountain views and more it is a great vacation destination. <\/p>\n

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We visited in the fall, on our east coast road trip<\/a>, when the leaves were changing and it was gorgeous. It also meant it was a bit chilly and overcast but totally worth it to see the leaves changing.<\/p>\n

Here it is! Our top recommended things you won\u2019t want to miss when you visit Lincoln, New Hampshire! <\/p>\n

The Flume Gorge<\/h2>\n
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The Flume Gorge hike<\/a> is located in Franconia Notch State Park. The hike to and from the gorge through the forest was beautiful with lots of trees, a covered bridge and some fun extra little side hikes to explore.<\/p>\n

The gorge itself was gorgeous!! This is a paid hike and it isn\u2019t cheap so be prepared for that. I was a little disappointed that they charged so much \u2013 especially for kids. Or maybe that is because we have 4 kids so it adds up quickly.<\/p>\n

In any case they do a great job maintaining the trail and there is a nice walkway throughout the gorge. You do go through it single file and I can see how it can be very busy.<\/p>\n

Our advice going through the gorge is to walk slow to give the people in front of you a chance to get a good distance away from you. This also means you can setup a few good pictures if you don\u2019t mind holding up the people behind you for a minute.<\/p>\n

When we were researching what to do this came up over and over again and as soon as people knew we were going to be in the area they said we had to do it!<\/p>\n

While on the hike we also came across a beautiful red covered bridge in the middle of the forest. There is just something about these covered bridges they are so beautiful!<\/p>\n

We also learned that the reason there are so many covered bridges and that in the winter when it would snow a lot the snow would sit on the bridges and cause them to collapse. This lead them to build these covered bridges with a triangle roof so the snow would slide down the side and into the water. Interesting!<\/p>\n

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