Spring

April offers some of the best late season and off trail snowmobiling (guide service available). May, Early bird special - Come watch the snow melt away and the wild flowers and trees bloom. June, Beginning of ATV season – also hiking areas such as Table Rock, Magalloway Fire Tower. The fishing beings.

Summer

Just a short one mile drive to Coleman State Park for a canoe or boat ride on Little Diamond Pond and two miles to Big Diamond to try and land a giant lake trout. ATV Season is also in full swing with trails to the north in Pittsburg and south in Millsfield and Errol. You won’t be stuck on the same trails every day!

Fall

Cool nights and warm days for mountain biking, kayaking, canoeing or a nice drive to one of the many hot spots for moose watching. Also, a time for hunters. Be it birds, deer, or moose. Wildlife abounds in the heart of the Great North Woods.

Winter

45th Parallel Cabins is surrounded by four snowmobile clubs with 11 groomers, grooming over 600 miles of trails, seven days a week!!! Our busiest time of the year! Great snowmobiling right from the front door on trails 5/18. We are just 1 mile from www.swiftdiamondriders.com clubhouse and 24 hour gas. 45th Parallel Cabins LLC offers easy day trips in all directions. – South to Nash Stream, enjoy the picturesque scenes from Dixville Peak and Nash Stream State Forest. Heading east through Errol, enjoy one of New Hampshires only working buffalo farms' on the way to Lake Umbagogs Natural Wildlife Refuge. North to Pittsburg and the super highway trail system offering scenic beauty of the Connecticut Lakes, Magalloway Mtn, Stubb Hill Pond, and many other hidden treasures. West to Colebrook to shops and restaurants in the largest town in the Great North Woods. However, snowmobiling is not the only winter activity in the Great North Woods. We are 5 miles to Wilderness Ski Area featuring great cross country and downill skiing. Only three miles away, Big Diamond Pond offers great ice fishing. Past guests have caught lake trout over nine pounds! (This is no fish tale).