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Traveling with Your Pets Traveling With Your Pets Pets are permitted at the following parks: • Androscoggin Wayside Park • Mollidgewock State Park Pets are permitted in the campground only. • Annett Wayside Park • Bear Brook State Park • Moose Brook State Park Pets are permitted in the campground and on the hiking Pets are permitted in the campground and on the hiking trails only. trails only. • Beaver Brook Falls Wayside • Mt. Sunapee State Park Pets are permitted in the campground and trails only. • Bedell Bridge State Park Pets are restricted from the beach area at all times. Pets are also restricted from the Arts and Crafts Festival and are • Cardigan State Park not allowed at the ski area during winter ski operations. • Chesterfield Gorge Natural Area • Mt. Washington State Park • Coleman State Park Pets are permitted on hiking trails only. • Connecticut Lakes Headwaters Working Forest • Nansen Wayside Park • Crawford Notch State Park • Northwood Meadows State Park Pets are permitted in the campground, hiking trails and dog walk area at the Willey House Site only. • Pawtuckaway State Park Pets permitted on hiking trails only. • Deer Mountain Campground • Pillsbury State Park • Dixville Notch State Park • Pisgah State Park • Eisenhower Memorial Wayside • Rhododendron State Park • Franconia Notch State Park Pets are permitted in designated areas of the park. Pets are permitted at the designated dog walk area and on hiking trails only, but not on ski trails. • Rollins State Park • Forest Lake State Park • Sculptured Rocks Natural Area Pets are permitted at the park except at beach. • Taylor Mill State Historic Site • Gardner Memorial Wayside Park • Umbagog Campground • Greenfield State Park Pets are permitted at base camp and designated remote Pets are permitted at the campground and on hiking trails campsites only. only. • Weeks State Park • Hannah Duston Memorial • Wellington State Park • Jericho Mountain State Park Pets are permitted at the access area at the state boat Pets are permitted at campground and trails only. launch and at hiker parking area and trails on the west side of West Shore Road only. • Lake Francis State Park • Winslow State Park • Madison Boulder Natural Area • Milan Hill State Park • Miller State Park * If a park is not listed, it does not permit pets. Please note that some of the parks have exceptions. * Per Res 7301.08(b): Service animals, including animals used for detection and search and rescue training and operations, shall be exempt from all prohibitions in this section unless stated otherwise. To ensure a pleasurable and safe visit for pets and park visitors, please take the time to familiarize yourself with the following rules: • Pets are to be leashed and attended to at all times; owners are responsible for their pets’ actions. • If a pet becomes objectionable to any park visitors, the owner of the pet will remove the pet from the park at the request of the park attendant. • Pets are not to be left unattended in any vehicle, camper, carrier or enclosure at any time. • Refer to Res 7301.08 for a complete listing of rules pertaining to pets. nhstateparks.org.
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