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Moat Mountain Smoke House & Brewing Co.
House-brewed beer and a smokehouse menu in a converted 1840s farmhouse on the north end of the village. It's the valley's default brewpub — barbecue, burgers, and flights, busy year-round.
Delaney's Hole in the Wall
A ski-town tavern that's been the valley's all-around crowd-pleaser for decades — pub fare, seafood, and a surprisingly serious sushi menu under the same roof. Walls covered in vintage ski and rail memorabilia.
Mount Willard Trail
A 3.2-mile out-and-back in Crawford Notch climbing a steady old carriage grade to a cliff-edge ledge looking straight down the U-shaped notch. The valley's best view-for-effort hike.
Arethusa Falls Trail
A roughly 3-mile out-and-back through forest to New Hampshire's tallest waterfall, a 140-plus-foot ribbon at the trail's end. Moderate with a steady grade and a few brook crossings.
Conway Scenic Railroad
Heritage train rides from the 1874 North Conway station — a short valley loop or the dramatic Mountaineer run through Crawford Notch past the Frankenstein Trestle. The village's signature attraction.
Cranmore Mountain Resort
A ski hill in the village that flips to a summer adventure park with a mountain coaster, zip line, giant swing, and tubing. The valley's all-ages active day, walkable from town.
Cathedral Ledge
Sheer 700-foot granite cliff above Echo Lake with a paved auto road to a railed summit overlook. The view sweeps the Saco River valley, Mount Washington, and the Moats, and you'll often see rock climbers working the face below you.
Echo Lake State Park
Small glacial lake tucked under Cathedral Ledge with a sandy swimming beach, picnic grounds, and a flat shoreline loop. It's the valley's family swim spot and the trailhead for the walk-up to the ledge.