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Back Lake today! How inviting is this?
STAY CLEAR OF MAMA DUCK
Mothers are the same everywhere. Don’t mess with their babies. These ducklings are grooming and Mom is ever watchful, so keep your distance. The same holds true for the black bear up here. A wide berth is your best bet.
The Trout Pond at Lopstick is not just about the trout, well stocked for fly casting lessons. You can just sit and enjoy the ducks as they swim and waddle and cluck.Â
Apres-Hike at Lopstick
Once we finish hiking for the day, we usually head back to the cabin for rest, reading, relaxation and a cocktail. We like gin and tonics, made a tad healthier by a plate of veggies and hummus and, usually, cheese and crackers, fruit and maybe some of the delicious, crusty French bread you can buy at Rendezvous bakery in Colebrook. We go to the French bakers at least twice on every hiking trip to visit the woman we privately call “the French lady.” She politely sells us the bread we use for the sandwiches we pack to eat on the trails.Â
I review books so I read a lot in the afternoons and evenings. But Lopstick has satellite TV and WiFi, too. The cabins have decks for those who love sitting and looking out at First Connecticut Lake, Magalloway Mountain in the distance and listening to the loons out over the lake. This beautiful silence, mixed with the sounds of loons and the rustle of who-knows-what in the brush, is one of the big reasons I can’t stop coming to Pittsburg NH.
At night you can look up and see a vast stew of stars, interspersed with shooting stars. If you drive further north along the logging roads, there’s nothing -- no light pollution -- between you and the grand sky-scape. We’ve been to Pittsburg on many occasions when the moon has been full. You don’t see as many stars but the bright moon means you can try some night hiking -- scary but do-able.
Full moon rising over the Second Connecticut Lake.
Home away from home
Kiley Cabin is one of our favorite cabins at Lopstick, off Route 3 and across from the First Connecticut Lake in Pittsburg NH. We’ve been staying at Lopstick for decades, starting back when there were only six cabins and Lisa Savard was the owner and fishing guide. Lopstick has become home away from home for my friends and especially my family. Many loved ones, over the years, have accompanied us on our hiking/biking/photo safari trips. And we have even put the ashes of a dear friend into Fourth Connecticut Lake. Whenever we pass the Connecticut River we always say, “Hi Cliff!” and think of him. If you can’t be alive, then nourishing the fertile bog that is Fourth Lake is not a bad thing to do! If it weren’t for Lopstick, we would never have begun what has become nearly 40 years of joyful exploration of the North Country. It’s a safe and happy base from which to venture forth!
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Lake Francis is such a wonderful lake to swim in. The pristine water is so relaxing on a hot summer’s day.
Grouse Hunting is in October in New Hampshire. Our Upland Bird Hunting Guides have a few days left to reserve. 800-538-6659
