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Canobie Lake Park

Photo Gallery of New Hampshire's Canobie Lake Park

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Take a tour of the lovely Canobie Lake Park in New Hampshire. The traditional amusement park is one of the few trolley parks remaining in the US. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, electric trolley companies often built picnic parks or "pleasure parks" at the end of their lines to generate additional revenue. Many of these parks, including Canobie Lake, evolved into amusement parks. While the trolleys are long gone, Canobie Lake Park is still providing fun and thrills.
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Canobie Lake Park began as a picnic park in 1902.Having Fun Since 1902The park is spotless, and the landscaping is lovely at Canobie Lake.Old-Time ParkThe park's signature ride is the Yankee Cannonball.The Cannonball Takes OffThe Yankee Cannonball has an impressive early 20th-Century pedigree.Old, but Thrilling
The Sky Ride at Canobie Lake takes riders for a bird's-eye view of the park.The Sky's the LimitGrin and Bear ItThe Corkscrew is Canobie Lake's steel coaster.A Steel Coaster TooAs its name implies, the Corkscrew Coaster sends riders tearing through a couple of corkscrews.Yup, It's the Corkscrew
Canobie Lake Park's dark ride, the Mine of Lost Souls, takes riders into a haunted mine.Finding the Lost SoulsThe Policy Pond Log Flume is integrated into the lushly landscaped park.Log OnThe Giant Sky Wheel gives riders a panoramic view of the park.What's Up at Canobie?A retro sign for Canobie Lake Park's Skee Ball arcade.Having a Ball

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