Article: New heights in New Hampshire White Mountains are serene, scenic and...scary New England Summer \ Today: Hart's Location, N.H.

When I booked a room at the secluded Notchland Inn in New Hampshire's smallest town, assistant innkeeper Kath Harris assured me I would get a spectacular White Mountains view and no telephone or TV.

And should anyone call for me, she said, innkeepers would be happy to say no such traveler existed.

Peace and privacy are priceless amenities, and when I awoke the next morning and saw -- before even lifting my head from the pillow -- only deep green forested slopes rising high against a blue New Hampshire sky, I understood why the White Mountains have been luring summer visitors for almost two centuries.

And luring them from the earliest days to this very spot. Before breakfast, I crossed the ...

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