http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html 2012-01-18T15:38:06.069-05:00 http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#What_is_Tall_Timbers_cancellati 2012-01-18T15:38:06.069-05:00 Cancellation must be made fourteen days prior to the scheduled start of a reservation in order to receive a full refund on your deposit. There is a $5.00 cancellation fee for cancelled reservations. <br /><br />Cancellations made within fourteen days of the start of a reservation require that we rent out the cabin or room that was cancelled in order to have the deposit refunded. Please call us at 1-800-83-LODGE if you have any questions about our cancellation policy. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#ATV_use_in_Pittsburg 2010-07-31T13:26:12.508-04:00 As of July, 2010, ATVers can now ride from Tall Timber down Beach Road to the designated trailhead on Back Lake Road. There is a 10 MPH speed limit when traveling on these roads. Upon reaching the trailhead, the designated trail system gives riders access to over 60 miles of ATV trails in the Perry and Indian Stream areas of Pittsburg. Logging roads that are used in the winter for snowmobile trails are not available for ATVs. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#What_is_included_with_the_cabin 2010-07-31T13:19:16.064-04:00 In addition to the basic pots, pans, utensils and dishes, we also provide soap, shampoo, basic paper products, coffee filters, sugar and salt and pepper. We also provide linens and towels for all of our units. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#How_far_is_Tall_Timber_from_maj 2010-03-11T13:47:26.621-05:00 We are approximately 3.5 hours from Manchester, NH <br />and Portland, ME;<br />3 hours from Burlington, VT<br />4.5 hours from Boston, MA;<br />6 hours from Hartford, CT;<br />8 hours from New York;<br />2.5 hours from Montreal, Quebec<br /> FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#What_time_can_we_check_in 2010-03-11T09:43:10.371-05:00 Check in is at 3:00 PM as a rule, but occasionally you can check in earlier if your unit was not rented the night before. Please call us at 1-800-83-LODGE to ask us about an early check in. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Where_can_we_purchase_NH_fishin 2010-03-10T21:39:08.766-05:00 We sell them all here at the lodge. Just remember to bring a past license if it's for hunting, and information on your snowmobile for a NH registration. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Can_we_bring_our_pet_to_Tall_Ti 2010-03-10T21:34:46.011-05:00 We allow pets in most of our cabins at a charge of $10 per night per pet. However, there are several cabins, our lodge rooms, and our luxury houses where they are not permitted. Please visit our <a href="http://www.talltimberlodging.com/Montana/montana.html" rel="self" title="Pet Policy">Pet Policy</a> page for our complete rules on pets and where they are allowed. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Do_we_need_to_make_dinner_reser 2010-03-09T14:49:58.344-05:00 It is highly recommended, especially on weekends and holidays. A month in advance is a good rule of thumb. Just call us at 603-538-9556 and we'll be happy to set up reservations for you. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#How_far_in_advance_can_a_reserv 2010-03-09T14:35:41.581-05:00 Reservations can be booked exactly one year in advance from the date of your current reservation. As a current guest, you would have the first right to take your cabin for the same dates the following year. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Is_there_internet_at_the_lodge_ 2010-03-09T14:22:28.601-05:00 We have wireless internet in the lobby of the main lodge. While it's not broadband, it will keep you in touch with the outside world. Please bring along your laptop if you want to stay connected! FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Is_there_cell_coverage_at_Tall_ 2010-03-09T14:16:06.236-05:00 No, not yet. The nearest town where there is cell coverage is Colebrook, NH, about 30 minutes away. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Should_we_feed_the_ducks 2010-03-09T14:14:14.490-05:00 While they're not as ferocious as bears or other wildlife, ducks do have a detrimental impact on Back Lake's water quality. Simply for this reason alone we do not recommend that our guests feed the ducks. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#Is_there_swimming_at_Tall_Timbe 2010-03-09T14:11:47.916-05:00 While we do not have a designated swimming area on the property, many of our guests go swimming in front of their cabins. Our shoreline is rather rocky, so swimming shoes are recommended. A public sandy beach is located about a half mile down the road from the lodge. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#When_is_black_fly_season 2010-03-09T14:08:00.166-05:00 Our black flies, or "New Hampshire's state bird", begin around Memorial Day weekend and continue through June. They usually begin to die off in early July, just in time for our mosquitos to kick in. Come prepared with a good repellant, particularly with deet as an ingredient, and you should be ok. FaqMaker http://www.talltimber.com/Home/questions.html#When_is_the_best_time_to_come_a 2010-03-07T10:41:59.471-05:00 Beginning in May, moose are commonly seen on the roadsides feeding on winter road salt that has washed in to the ditches. They are common throughout summer, but become more scarce in the fall as their breeding season kicks in (early October). They are difficult to see in winter, unless you're on a snowmobile! FaqMaker