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Travel FAQ

 

Please note: It is extremely important that you confirm your travel arrangements with KBHC as soon as you know them! We cannot be held responsible if we do not have travel information on file. As soon as you know your arrangements, please contact Kendall Betts at this address.

 

Getting to KBHC

"Where is it located?"

KBHC is held at Camp Ogontz in Lyman, New Hampshire, 12 miles south of Littleton.

 

"How do I get there?"

Car

Lyman is served by US Route 302 which connects nearby to Interstates 91 in Vermont and 93 in New Hampshire.

Approximate driving times to major cities are as follows:

Boston, 3 hours; New York City, 6 hours; Washington DC, 10 hours; Cleveland, 12 hours; Montreal, 3 hours.

Air

There are two options for air travel. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (1’45’’ drive) is served by the major domestic airlines with convenient service nationwide. Boston Logan Airport (3’ drive) has more domestic flights and is served by many international carriers.

KBHC provides a shuttle service to Manchester Airport and Franconia Bus Station.

Please note, however, we cannot always furnish transportation to Manchester due to the large number of participants and the wide range of departure times. We are happy to help participants to coordinate their travel plans and possibly share rental cars and arrange carpools with fellow participants.

Bus

Concord Coach Lineshas two buses per day from/to Boston Logan Airport and Manchester with a stop in Franconia.  Again, KBHC staff will pick up/drop off participants at the bus stop. 

 

Spotlight on Alumni:

Sloan Hoffman

Executive Director, Modern ARTillery

Soloist and Chamber Musician

KBHC Participant: 2005

KBHC Staff: 2006

 

"KBHC combined my loves in life: music, nature and wonderful people.   If the Professor could devise a means of swimming across the lake while drinking wine and playing the horn, I would be indebted, greatly, dearly indebted.  Playing horn at KBHC is a joy, as it always should be. "