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Washington. It is the oldest of all the bridle paths, and was cut in 1821, by Ethan Allen Crawford, who resided at the Ilosebrook house near this place. For nearly seven miles it proceeds over a comparatively level surface, till it comes to the very foot of Mt. Washington. White Mountain House.
About half a mile farther we come to this hotel, on the site of the old Ilosebrook House, and kept at present by Mr. G. T. Bkabrook. It is a very pleasantly situated, and quiet House in the midst of an o...pen tract of country. In the rear is a fine view of the White Mountains, and in front, beyond the Amraonoosuc, rises the lofty range which connects the Great Notch with Franconia.
From this house a good carriage road has been built during the last season to within about two miles of the summit of Mt. Washington. A carriage runs over the road daily, in the season of travel. Ponies are taken for the last two miles. 'The price is the same as on the other routes. This is, undoubtedly, the easiest and most leisurely way of making the ascent ; but while you escape the fatigue of the longer bridle-paths you also loose many of the noble views which are thereby gained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Washington. It is the oldest of all the bridle paths, and was cut in 1821, by Ethan Allen Crawford, who resided at the Ilosebrook house near this place. For nearly seven miles it proceeds over a comparatively level surface, till it comes to the very foot of Mt. Washington. White Mountain House.
About half a mile farther we come to this hotel, on the site of the old Ilosebrook House, and kept at present by Mr. G. T. Bkabrook. It is a very pleasantly situated, and quiet House in the midst of an o...pen tract of country. In the rear is a fine view of the White Mountains, and in front, beyond the Amraonoosuc, rises the lofty range which connects the Great Notch with Franconia.
From this house a good carriage road has been built during the last season to within about two miles of the summit of Mt. Washington. A carriage runs over the road daily, in the season of travel. Ponies are taken for the last two miles. 'The price is the same as on the other routes. This is, undoubtedly, the easiest and most leisurely way of making the ascent ; but while you escape the fatigue of the longer bridle-paths you also loose many of the noble views which are thereby gained.
What to read after The White Mountain Guide book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Coffin Eastman to read onlineMoreLess
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