A ride on the NH Ice Cream Trail to Dewey's Ice Cream Parlor and Cafe LLC, Center Harbor, NH. Ride begins and ends at Hannaford's supermarket area, Meredith, NH. Note signage re: parking for marketplace customers only, maybe get date stamped receipt? Anyway, ride away on Pleasant St. The pleasantness starts with a good foodery: Lakeside Deli and Grillwithane, and a small park on the Lake. This is only a short distraction from riding Rt 25, with speedy traffic, logging trucks, and an "acceptable" shoulder. Maybe a visit to Leavitt Park would have been a good idea too. or, the Canoe Restaurant and Tavern. Ride into Center Harbor with good views of the Lake at the Center Harbor Inn. Ride on to Blake Road in the next town over, Moultonborough. This brings you to the Loon Center, for all things Loonie. (the last .1 M is UNPAVED). Ride back to find the aptly named Access Rd, which provides access to Lees Pond. At Sawmill Way, find Chick A Dee Station, for all your ride needs of bear proof systems, bat houses and puzzles. Escape Rt 25 for a few feet on Sawmill Way. Back in Center Harbor find Keepsake Quilting, and Bayswater books, in Senter's Marketplace. Along with EM Heath Supermarket. Wander the town, to find Dewey's Ice Cream Parlor, after discovering the fountain across the road is dedicated "for dumb animals", and is a National Historic Landmark. The Mt Washington is not in port. Ride out of town on Rt25B up, and over, the Belknap Range, to College Rd. Down to Rt3 and across it onto Waukewan and the golf course. Bartlett Hill Rd brings you back onto Rt3 and then into Meredith, via Plymouth Street and Main. Find General Tso. The general is found next to Sunshine and Pa's burger joint, which is next to a good foods conspiracy. Flowers. To the Docks, where the Mt Washington still isn't. Art in the Park, see if you can find Water Fountain with Bike. Back to the customers only parking area.