Heading to Laconia
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A few years ago the dealer in Portland directed us to an awesome place, i can't remember the name but i imagine the dealer could help you out.
Last edited by DB10881; Jun 1, 2009 at 06:41 PM.
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From: Baa Haaba, Maine
Where are you coming from? The best lobstah joints are on the coast, and depending, that could be as easy as an hour or 5 hours away. When we go to Laconia from Bar Harbor, on our way back we ride the Kancamagus Highway, which is a great route, but you might be a ways from the coast. How much time do you have for the ride?
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From: Portsmouth Va
If you are leaving from Laconia itself you can take RT 11 south which is kind of a main road, or take rt 107 south to rt 4 west which is a little more back road. 107 south to 28 north to 126 south is another nice route. Not sure how old you are, so you may fit right in, or feel a little young, but guaranteed good lobster at a good price is the Weathervane right across the NH/ME border in Kittery. There are also a bunch of outlet malls in Kittery as well as the Kittery Trading Post which is a great outdoors store.
The routes are just a couple I knew off the top of my head. There are a bunch of other little routes that you could piece together and really get onto the back roads, but those two I gave you are well marked and fairly well traveled so they are almost always in good shape. IIRC there is a HD dealer on Rt 11 also.
The routes are just a couple I knew off the top of my head. There are a bunch of other little routes that you could piece together and really get onto the back roads, but those two I gave you are well marked and fairly well traveled so they are almost always in good shape. IIRC there is a HD dealer on Rt 11 also.
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