Picture this – you’ve packed your clothes, swimsuits, your child’s toys, food for every type of eater (if you’re renting a place with a kitchen), going out shoes, sandals for days by the pool, and of course, entertainment items like books and game systems. Your car is filled to the […]
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Working & Playing in the White Mountains Region
If you’ve ever visited our region, you know how easy it is to fall in love with it. Vacationers come year after year to experience the majesty of The White Mountains in all seasons. But some decide to settle here (and who could blame them). Today we’ll give you a […]
Top 6 Things to Do in the White Mountains on a Rainy Day
Of course in an ideal world, your vacation will be full of sunny days. But we all know that’s not always the case. Plus, you can’t have flowers without a little rain! Although rain may seem like bad news at first, it really isn’t! Our region is full of activities […]
Guided Options for Exploring the Western White Mountains
The White Mountains region is vast. Even if you’re a long-term local, there’s still more to discover. Given the breadth of activities, history, and more, sometimes a helping hand is just what you need to get the most out of your vacation or staycation. Let us direct you to some […]
New Hampshire Ski Clubs: Then and Now
With Cannon Mountain, Waterville Valley, Loon Mountain, and Bretton Woods all close by, New Hampshire has become well-known as a ski destination. However, not all of its visitors know about the ski clubs that have become mainstays in the state as well as in nearby Vermont. Ski clubs have many […]
Woodstock Self Storage
Offering self storage units in North Woodstock. Security lighting & cameras, on-site electricity, conveniently located just off of exit 30 on I-93 and access to adjacent snowmobile trail.
Year-Round Alpine Adventures
Alpine Adventures’ amazing outdoor attractions aren’t reserved for warm and snow-free weather only. As the White Mountains region is a winter fun-derland, when the flakes fly, there’s just as much to see and do there. Let’s get into all the excitement you can experience. Snowshoe Tours If you’d like to […]
Winter Efficiency Options from Local Experts
Here’s a universal truth – no one likes to be really cold. Sure, most of us love icy air conditioning or a dip in a cool pool during the dog days of summer, but being truly cold is simply not fun. Luckily, the White Mountains area has no shortage of […]
Everything You Should Know About White Mountains Attractions
If you’ve begun considering a trip to the White Mountains, the amount of activity choices has likely been slightly overwhelming (in a good way). But we’re here to help! While many of these attractions can be enjoyed throughout multiple seasons, we’ve broken them down by seasons you might want to […]
Owl’s Nest: A White Mountains Standby
Owl’s Nest is well known in the White Mountains region and beyond as a premium golf destination, but today we wanted to dive into some exciting developments and some lesser-known bonuses you can experience should you choose to go there, whether you’re a golfer or not. Building a Dream Spot […]
Franconia Notch Recreational Path: Four Season Fun – Fall
Explore the best of Franconia Notch by bike or foot this fall. Running the length of Franconia Notch State Park, the 8.7-mile paved Franconia Notch Recreation Path passes by several of the Western White Mountain’s best attractions. Take in world-famous autumn foliage and visit some of New Hampshire’s most iconic […]
Pet-Friendly Travel in the Western White Mountains
You’ve probably felt the guilt when you stared in your pet’s sad eyes as you packed your bag for vacation, but did you know that the Western White Mountains of New Hampshire are pet-friendly? Numerous trails, waterways and relaxing public areas are waiting for your pup to romp around on! […]
Hike Safe, Leave No Trace
Is there anything more soothing to the soul than nature? It has inspired poets, has been the meditative escape of world leaders, and hiking in it is a recreation choice that serves all people from casual walkers to extreme athletes (depending on the difficulty). “Some old-fashioned things like fresh air […]
One of Kind Lodging in the Western White Mountains
One of Kind Lodging in the Western White Mountains As one of the top travel destinations in New Hampshire, the western White Mountains certainly has its fair share of hotels, condos, and campgrounds. But, did you know it is also home to some non-traditional unique lodgings that you won’t find […]
The Legacy of the Old Man of the Mountain
Everywhere you look in New Hampshire, you’ll see one of the Granite State’s iconic landmarks – the Old Man of the Mountain. It’s featured on the New Hampshire license plate, road signs, and even the state quarter! But how did the Old Man of the Mountain become part of […]
The Pink Boots Society: Women & Non-Binary Beverage Pioneers in New Hampshire
Few have escaped the catchy song, “These Boots Are Made For Walkin’,” but did you know that in the White Mountains region of New Hampshire, there’s a group that is putting boots on the ground in the growing brewing industry? The Pink Boots Society is a global non-profit that takes […]
Waterfalls and Covered Bridges in the Western White Mountains
Waterfalls and Covered Bridges in the Western White Mountains There’s a reason people come from near and far to see the majestic beauty of the White Mountains. Nestled between the granite peaks that jut out from the earth, you’ll find hundreds of rivers, brooks, waterfalls, and historic wooden covered bridges. […]
An Indoor Winter Adventure: The New England Ski Museum
During the wintertime, there are many outdoor activities to take advantage of in the White Mountains region. While many of us would like to be outside racing down the slopes or tramping across the woodland trails for hours, there are some times when it’s pleasant to spend part of your […]
Lace Up: Hiking the Western White Mountains
Every year, millions of people discover the beauty of the western White Mountains by foot. With incredible panoramic views, classic New England hiking trails, and beautiful native wildlife, the area has become a popular year-round destination.
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Fall Foliage Hikes in the Western White Mountains
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North Country Center for the Arts: 2022 Summer Season
Nestled along the banks of the Pemigewasset River lies one of northern New England’s premier performing arts centers. The North Country Center for the Arts dates back to the mid-1980s when local business leaders and community members came together to explore the possibility of creating a community performing arts center […]
Franconia Notch State Park: Four Season Fun – Summer
Explore the best of Franconia by bike or foot this summer. Running the length of Franconia Notch State Park, the 8.7-mile paved Franconia Notch Recreation Path passes by several of the Western White Mountain’s best attractions. Break a sweat, dip your toes in the cool waters of Echo Lake, and […]
Sugar Hill: New Hampshire’s Best Kept Secret
With a population of just under 600 people, it’s easy to overlook the small mountain town of Sugar Hill as you drive north through Franconia to Littleton up I-93. But, this small town packs a real punch. Sugar Hill may be New Hampshire’s newest town, but its history runs deep […]
Basecamp Lincoln/Woodstock: Discover the Western White Mountains
The Western White Mountains are New Hampshire’s outdoor playground offering an abundance of year-round activities. From world-class skiing to brag-worthy hikes to unique dining, the area has something for everyone to enjoy. Make our home your basecamp for experiencing it all! The Greater Lincoln/Woodstock is a great home base for […]
Railway to the Moon: The Mount Washington Cog Railway
Known as the “railway to the moon,” the Mount Washington Cog Railway is the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway. Attracting tens of thousands of visitors every year, the trip up Mount Washington via the Cog Railway is a unique experience that you won’t find anywhere else in the world. Located […]
Rhythm Cider
Rhythm Ciders are fermented in Lincoln, NH with only premium fruits, sourced locally, to create a delicious, fresh, natural cider. Creativity and the arts are the central focus for the brand and will be celebrated in every way.
The Western White Mountain Beverage Trail
Known for its hiking trails and ski mountains, the Western White Mountains is also home to a growing number of breweries, wineries, and restaurants. After a long day of skiing or hiking, nothing tastes better than a cold beer. Or maybe you’re celebrating a special anniversary and you are […]
Biking in the Western White Mountains
The Western White Mountains is an incredible hub for cycling with miles of mountain biking trails weaving throughout the forest, a paved recreational path with stunning views of the mountains, and brag-worthy road cycling routes. Plus, each year we host White Mountain Bicycle Week! Celebrate New Hampshire’s other bike week […]
Wedding Guide to the Western White Mountains
Do you hear wedding bells on the horizon? The Western White Mountains is an incredible year-round wedding destination for couples seeking a stunning background on their wedding day. With a variety of resorts and venues, there are tons of options that will fit the style and budget for all couples. […]
Buckle Up and Go for a Spin at Team O’Neil Rally School
Are you ready for an adrenaline rush in the western White Mountains? Head to Team O’Neil Rally School in Dalton for a unique experience that you can’t find in many places. Nestled on 600 acres, Team O’Neil Rally School provides a variety of driving courses open to the […]
Top 12 Selfie Spots in the Western White Mountains
Top 12 Selfie Spots in the Western White Mountains If you didn’t take a selfie, were you really there? Love them or hate them, selfies are here to stay thanks to social media. Instagram is full of beautiful, drool-worthy photos from around the world. Make all your friends jealous with […]
Burgeon: Sewing a New Economy in Lincoln
Like many New England towns, Lincoln was once a bustling mill town with sawmills, a pulp and paper mill, and the largest logging railroad in New England. Over the decades, the mills closed, and hotels were built around the ski mountain. The economy turned from manufacturing to tourism. But one […]
Delicious & Unique Dining Options in the Western White Mountains
A trip to the western White Mountains is a culinary delight. While the area might not be a foodie destination like other cities in New England, we’re spoiled with many delicious and unique dining options. From organic, locally sourced farm fresh ingredients to a gourmet five-course dinner on the Café […]
Relax and Meditate with Mountain Top Yoga
Whether you’ve come to the mountains to climb New Hampshire’s highest peaks or to just rest and relax, you can stretch your tired muscles and escape the daily grind with a little yoga. Recent research suggests that practicing yoga outside has many benefits for your mind, body, and spiritual health. […]
Loon Mountain Ministry: Bringing God Outdoors
Marcus Corey grew up on the small ski slopes of Titcomb Mountain in Farmington, Maine. As the son of a part-time pastor, he found God through his love of the outdoors. Fast forward a few years, Marcus and his new wife moved to Jackman, Maine where he was the retreat […]
Live and Play in the Western White Mountains
You know what they say, “if you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” We feel the same way about living and working in the Western White Mountains. If you live where you play, then you’ll never want to leave! Just ask many of our […]
Choo, Choo, All Aboard the White Mountain Train Express
For a smaller region in northern New Hampshire, the western White Mountains has four vintage passenger trains open to the public. Whether you’re a four-year-old Thomas the Train super fan or a 64-year-old retired train conductor, you’ll love all the trains we have in town. Hop on board the Café […]
