Straight out of many a landscape painting, the town of North Conway has long beckoned both artist-types and outdoors enthusiasts come to sketch, summit, ski and scale local mountain peaks.
The first beaten traces of Old Georgetown Pike date from prehistoric times, when grazing herds carved the trail to circumvent the Great Falls of the Potomac. In the 17th century, Susquehannoc and Iroquois Indians used the trail as a fur trade route.
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