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Clark's Trading Post...home of Clark's Trained Bears and the White Mountain Central Railroad
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06/04/2026

Wolfman has a premium V.I.P. parking spot at Clark’s Bears! He likes to nip in to the Whistle Stop Snack Bar in the afternoon during the summer!

06/03/2026

We are so excited to host the 7th annual Running of the Bears 5K to benefit our local EMS the Linwood Ambulance Service on June 28th. Sign up today! If you sign up before Saturday, you can select your shirt size! Walkers are welcome. BYOB! Yes, Bring Your Own Bear!

https://clarksbears.com/running_of_the_bears.php

05/24/2026

Looking for something fun to do today? There’s still time to make it to the first bear show of the day at noon…if you’re not more than an hour away. The Wolfman will make appearances during the 11:30, 12:30, 1:30 & 2:30 train rides. You missed the 10:30 train ride-don’t miss the next one!

05/22/2026

Saddle up your horse, grab a bottle of Moxie, and head up to Clark’s Bears this weekend! Giddy up!

MOXIE HORSEMOBILE

THIS IS THE ONLY REMAINING ORIGINAL EXAMPLE OF PERHAPS TWO DOZEN OF THE FAMOUS MOXIE HORSEMOBILES. (SEVERAL REPLICA OR TRIBUTE CARS DO EXIST) THE ORIGINAL CARS FIRST APPEARED AROUND 1916 JUST AS THE HORSE WAS BEING REPLACED BY THE MOTOR CAR. THIS UNIQUE COMBINATION WAS USED IN PARADES AND SHOWS TO ADVERTISE THE POPULAR MOXIE SOFT DRINK. THE VEHICLE IS CONTROLLED BY THE RIDER WITH PEDALS AND A STEERING WHEEL CONNECTED THROUGH THE HORSE. THIS BEAUTIFUL EXAMPLE, MOUNTED ON A LASALLE CHASSIS, IS ON DISPLAY AT CLARK’S IN AVERY’S GARAGE.

05/20/2026

Meet Clara Grant and the newest Darla and Hildie teddy bears! They’re all just waiting to be hugged! Clara is a great-great-granddaughter of Clark’s founders, Florence and Ed.

05/16/2026

Who will be the first person through the doors of our grand new entrance to the gift shop tomorrow morning? Will it be you? The Gift Shop will be open from 9:30 to 4:00 tomorrow.

05/13/2026

Looking for a fun summer job? Join the Clark’s Crew and have an amazing summer! We are currently hiring full and part-time employees in the RIDES department. We are looking for enthusiastic, motived, and hardworking people who like to work outdoors. Ride employees must be at least 16 years of age to work in this department. The starting rate is up to $16.00 per hour.

At Clark’s Bears, you will find more than just a job. You will gain valuable work experience, make friendships that last a lifetime, receive discounts in the park, plus receive free tickets to Clark’s Bears and other White Mountain attractions. The atmosphere at Clark’s is second to none, making for a great work experience.

Ride attendants will get splashed at the Water Blaster Boats, wrangle the Anaconda Raft Ride, ascend to the top of the Old Man of the Mountains Climbing Tower or lead a Segway Safari into Wolfman’s territory! If this sounds like the job for you, apply online at
www.ClarksBears.com

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day!
Photo: Victoria (1990-2022) shows off her daisies and her happy face. This was how Vic smiled. June 20, 2016.

05/05/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo, now a day to celebrate Mexican-American culture. Did you know that in the 1930s and 1940s, the "Girl Guides" who toured guests around Ed Clark's Eskimo Sled Dog Ranch to see and learn about the sled dogs and black bears at Clark's wore Mexican sombreros? In the 1930s, Edward P. Clark leased the land across from the gift shop to Earl Murphy, and he built "El Ranchito," a shop featuring Mexican goods. Almost certainly, the girls' sombreros came from El Ranchito; perhaps a deal had been struck to have the guides wear the sombreros in an effort to cross-promote El Ranchito. Items such as Mexican Bubble Glass, Saddles, Dressed Fleas and Spanish Shawls were on display and offered for sale there.

Photos: Joyce Avery, wearing her Mexican sombrero, was a Girl Guide at Clark's. Joyce later married Edward M. Clark, son of Clark's founders Ed and Florence Clark.

El Ranchito was located across the street from the Clark’s main gift shop. Earl Murphy, the owner of Longhorn Palace, built El Ranchito with his wife, Sadie in the 1930’s.

04/29/2026

Echo is pulling for the Bruins, and she pulls hard…

Address

110 Route 3
Lincoln, NH
03251

Telephone

+16037458913

Website

http://www.clarksbears.com/

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