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How to Get to The Darby Field Inn

Overlooking the Mount Washington Valley and Presidential Mountains from the north face of Bald Hill. Find us if you can! ~Traveling North: on Rte.16, turn left after the "Welcome to Mount Washington Valley" sign onto Bald Hill Road. Go up the hill 1 mile, and turn right at the Inn's sign onto Chase Hill Rd. and go one more mile to the inn. ~Traveling South: take Rt 16 through Conway Village, go over the train tracks as you leave the town, go through the next set of lights, take your second right onto Bald Hill Rd. Go up the hill 1 mile, and turn right at the Inn's sign onto Chase Hill Rd. and go one more mile to the inn. Alternately: From May to November. Go right on Rte. 112 (the Kancamagus Scenic Highway) at the lights after the train tracks, go 1 1/2 miles and turn left at the billboard for the Darby Field Inn onto Abenaki Way and continue up the steep hill one half mile to the Inn. ~Traveling East: From May to November: Take Rt 112 (The Kancamagus Scenic Highway which begins in Lincoln), for approx. 32 miles (almost the entire road), turn right at the billboard for the Darby Field Inn onto Abenaki Way and continue up the steep hill one half mile to the Inn. Any time of year: Take Rt 112 (The Kancamagus Scenic Highway which begins in Lincoln), travel the entire road- approx. 33.75 miles, turn right onto Rt 16 at the intersection, take your second right onto Bald Hill Rd., Go up the hill 1 mile, and turn right at the Inn's sign onto Chase Hill Rd. and go one more mile to the inn. *Major Highlights of our location: Quiet, natural setting where you will truly know that you are in the mountains. *Easy access to the White Mountain National Forest and Mt. Washington Valley, avoiding traffic. Local Weather

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