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Mill City Park construction to begin soon, New Hampshire

Mill City Park construction to begin soon, New Hampshire Mill City Park construction to begin soon, New Hampshire Modified date: New Hampshire is slated to receive the first whitewater park in the state with the construction of the Mill City Park in Franklin Falls that is expected to begin construction in July of 2021. The first phase of construction will be a timber-frame pavilion, parking lots, and two sets of standing waves in the riverbed. In 2022, construction is scheduled to begin on refurbishment of Trestle Bridge, an old railroad bridge, into a footbridge to connect the Winnipesaukee River Trail to Mill City Park and the downtown area. Eventually, the park will feature sites for camping, climbing walls, trails for walking and bicycling, an amphitheater, and historic features around remnants of three mills that once stood there.

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New England s first whitewater park is set to open this year

Construction begins in July on Mill City Park at Franklin Falls, billed as the first whitewater park in New England. The park plans to open in September. “There’s 300 whitewater parks across the country and there’s not one here,” said Marty Parichand, founder of Mill City Park. “It’ll totally change the game for Franklin and it will do so with free outdoor recreation.” The free park, funded by $2.5 million in grant money and private donations, will offer kayaking, boogie boarding, whitewater rafting, and surfing on Winnipesaukee River year-round, as well as walking and biking trails, camping, water play areas for kids, and an amphitheater. The park will attract about 162,000 visitors who will spend about $7 million annually in the region, Parichand said.

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Whitewater park construction to start in July

Whitewater park construction to start in July The concept plan for Mill City Park, a whitewater recreational area. Courtesy Associated Press Construction on New Hampshire’s first whitewater park is scheduled to start in July. Mill City Park at Franklin Falls will include kayaking, boogie board and whitewater rafting at the Winnipesaukee River. It also will include walking and biking trails, camping, and an amphitheater. “There’s about 300 whitewater parks in the country, there’s over 30 in Colorado alone, but there’s not one up here,” Marty Parichand, founder of Mill City Park, told WMUR. The park is scheduled to open at the end of September, and officials expect more than 160,000 visitors a year.

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Construction on NH whitewater park to start in July

Construction on NH whitewater park to start in July
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Groundbreaking for free whitewater and recreation Mill City Park in Franklin coming

Groundbreaking for free whitewater and recreation Mill City Park in Franklin coming
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