First Bridge Conservation Area Access
First Bridge Conservation Area Access
First Bridge is a grassy park located on River Road in North Conway, just half a mile from downtown, offering direct access to the Saco River for swimming and canoeing.
The facility provides a picnic area and open grounds suitable for water recreation activities. This convenient location makes it an accessible put-in or take-out point for paddlers exploring the Saco River.
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