What information can you tell me about traveling along the Kangamangus highway?

Answer by  Ginny (2251)

It is twenty eight miles but you need an hour for driving it because its winding way means slow travel. Look out for moose on road. It has no facilities so gas up before entering. Camping places have no hookups. A recreation parking pass is needed for unattended cars to park.

Answer by  Joni (116)

Countless individuals visit every fall to view the breathtaking leaves, but this area in the White Mountain Forest is a playground for all seasons. Trailheads are available for day hikes.

Answer by  Bob3782 (161)

The Kangamangus highway is often called 'the Kank'. It is a long windy mountain road that is closed in the winter. There are lots of nice streams and views.