North Woodstock, New Hampshire · Grafton County · Facility
The Beaver Brook Shelter sits at 3,750 ft. on the northern flanks of the Asquam Ridge that extends off from Mt. Moosilauke. Just off the Appalachain Trail 1.5 miles south from Kinsman Notch (Rt 112) the shelter has accomodations for approximately eight people with a expansive view to the northeast of the White Mountain…
The Beaver Brook Shelter sits at 3,750 ft. on the northern flanks of the Asquam Ridge that extends off from Mt. Moosilauke. Just off the Appalachain Trail 1.5 miles south from Kinsman Notch (Rt 112) the shelter has accomodations for approximately eight people with a expansive view to the northeast of the White Mountains. A composting privy is available and water is provided via a spring located on a short side trail.
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