New-York tribune., 1873-05-24

route from by the Eastern road via Portsmouth
and Great Falls. This road, being largely along the
shore avoids dusta very desirable thing in the sum
mer Near this village the Artists Falls, Echo Lake
Cathedral Rocks. Dianas Bath, tue Lodges e. White
Horse W and Mt Kearsarge quite easy Of ascent, from
which the view il strhngly beautiful One grea, adj
vantage Of this route other is that you
come from Boston into the heart OF the mountains In
Pullman ears without change. North Conway is greatly
haunted by artists, who nave abundant opportunities
for sketchiug all about here. TIE town is
situated on the upland, overlooking the inter
vale OF the saoo River. On the east rs Middle
Mountain and It's adjacent range with Kearsarce rising
rruud aud solitary 20 the north. From the west bank
of the river visible the group called MOat Mountain,
rbie the peaks OF ChOcOrua deserted the distance.
no the SacO Valley aud Mt Washington towering mp In
,he harkgronud-proyided the atmospheric conditions
are favorable, winch candOr compeh me 20 say they
"a ~, Gten House 20 niles ana from the Glen House
to the top OF Nc. Washington, eight miles, over
g th Glen 70 the Tip-Top House requires about
three hours, and the descent nour ana quarter.
You can remain over uight on the summit OF Wishing
ton: leave az breakfast az the Glen al g..
arrive mere al D. m-fhs being the barbarOus hour for
dinner in rural New E1gand start thence at 23O, and
reach Boston az $40 p In tlme 20 connect with New
York and other Western uans II you wish % Lake
wnnepiseogee you can go bv stage To Center Harbor
on the border of the lake, anu there take the steamboat
for Weir's or Alton Bay.
HOTELS AND BOARDrNG-HousEs.
From the east you come by the Grand Trunk Rail
way 10 Gor1am thence TO the Glen House and TO any
part Of the you may desire. But that side
not nearly so picturesque the southern and western
ees and travellers who have this region only from
that point of view. have lost good deal Darby Field
of Paseataqnack said 90 have been the first white
who visited the White Mountains, IN l6i2, having
cended Washington company with two Indians About
the same time Til omas Gorees. Kinsman OF the pro-
prietor Of Maine. explored some OF the mountains
with several friends, making his way along the saco
River.
The Glen House j. NJ. Thompson Co.; the Alpine
House j. "a. Hitchcock * Co.; the Crawford House ana
Twin Mountain House both kept by A. T. q o. r. bar
rom the Profile House. Taft Greenleal the sinclair
House AZ Betnleheu Durgin a. Ranlet; the kiafsarge
House-I nave tried la to iind Out why the mn
should vary In It's orthography from lhe
tue other public houses In TINS region,
are very comfortable, though often plan theil ttes
varying from 8 10 q day. They are All aIter le NeW
England pattern di3cardng show iOrln' super huOuh
luxury aud French cooks. Tue hotels generay depend
unon tranAient eastOmerS, VINO stay ro Que 20 seven
days and then continue their journey through the noun
tains The great majority OF persons spenolng the sam
er m tls region stay at the numerous D0ardnghOuseA
m be found n abundance not only here, but at LttetOn
Rethlelem Warren. Waterile, anu tue other villages
Good board can De had st from $40 10 SO week aud
huudres OF families spend the summer here IN ths way
The mountain air 10 repaed " NC REMARKABLY inysora