Located in the heart of northern New Hampshire's unspoiled wilderness, Tall Timber is surrounded by the Connecticut Lakes, the headwaters of the Connecticut River, and many remote streams and ponds. The lodge's collection of trophy mounts and baskets of photos tell the rich story of years gone by. You'll find the common room a wonderful place to exchange stories, work on a jigsaw puzzle or just relax.
Old acquaintances rekindle friendships and many new friends are made here year after year.
The land where Tall Timber Lodge and Cabins is located was bought from Martha Day by Vernon and Pearl Hawes in 1941. The land was on both sides of Beach Road on the north shore of Back Lake. The area was a swampy jungle but over a period of time a sharp axe and thousands of yards of fill trucked in changed that. The location and contour of the shoreline were what made this spot. In 1945, a small area was cleared and a cabin put up and rented to hunter s.