Shopping

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Shopping

  • August 25, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by berky from Nepean, Ontario
Many people come to the White Mountains for the beautiful scenery and to commune with nature, but a good many bargain minded shoppers come to wander through the many outlet stores, hoping to find brand name articles at less than brand name prices.

Settlers Village Outlet Village Plaza is the largest of the outlet malls in North Conway with Gap, Old Navy, Banana Republic, Wamsutta, Woolrich, Pac Sun, LL Bean, Bootleggers, Maidenform, Jockey, Adidas, Rockport, Reebok and many more.

We are Canadian and given the exchange rate, we did not find many great bargains except on the clearance racks. The three teenage girls I traveled with spent most of their time in Pacific Sun and did spend some of their hard-earned dollars there. Many of the stores seemed to offer their items at the same prices you could find at any shopping mall.

Just north of OVP along route 302 are other outlet stores and you can park in a central location, such as near Bootleggers and shop at most of them, although you will have to try to cross the street, which can be a bit of a challenge.

From journal The White Mountains

Shopping in N. Conway

  • June 25, 2003
  • Rated 3 of 5 by bethbaltimore from Herndon, Virginia
About 10 minutes down the road from Bartlett is the town of N. Conway. Quaint small town with plenty of craft shops. Shops included local craftsman, pet boutique, bird store, and some antique shops. Several restaurants, pubs, and ice cream shops in town.

In the center of town is a train that can take you to nearby cities. I didn't take the train ride, but I imagine it would be a beautiful way to view the scenery of the area.

From journal Bike Week in Laconia

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