Experience the breathtaking beauty of fall foliage in the Western White Mountains, where vibrant colors start to canvas the landscape from in late September and reach their peak around Columbus Day weekend. This is the ideal time to witness the region’s spectacular transformation, as shades of red, orange, and gold blanket the mountains. 

Fall foliage in the Western White Mountains brings a lot of visitors to the area. From walks in the woods, larger hikes, to scenic drives and taking the aerial tramway there are so many great ways to view the foliage. Explore Fall in the Western White Mountains

Pets are welcome on many trails, as long as they are kept on a leash and waste must be removed. 
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In winter, the region offers activities such as skiing and snowboarding at Loon and Cannon Mountain, along with snowshoeing and cross-country skiing on trails like the Lincoln Woods Trail. For adventure seekers you can also find ziplining and tubing.  
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The Ice Castles, NH location usually opens in early January- weather permitting. Visit the Ice Castles website for up to date information. 

The area is known for its variety of outdoor activities including hiking on popular trails in the White Mountain National Forest, as well as skiing at nearby resorts. There’s also snowshoeing, mountain biking, and numerous family-friendly trails suitable for all skill levels​. With so many to list, head over to our ‘Things To Do” tab.
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Create lasting memories with family-friendly attractions in the Western White Mountains that cater to adventurers of all ages. From nature trails to train rides, trained bear shows and thrilling outdoor activities you’ll find a range of experiences that everyone can enjoy together. Explore safe, engaging, and fun-filled options designed to make your family getaway truly unforgettable.
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Discover a wide array of dining experiences in the Western White Mountains, from casual bites to gourmet meals. Whether you’re looking for cozy coffee shops, delicious pizza, or lively après-ski spots, our ‘Eat & Drink’ section highlights local favorites for every taste and occasion. Dive into the flavors of the region and explore the unique culinary options that await you here.
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Find your perfect home away from home in the Western White Mountains. From cozy cabins to full-service resorts and family-friendly lodges, our ‘Stay’ section showcases a variety of accommodations to suit every style and budget, making your stay as memorable as your adventures.
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The ‘Arts and Culture’ section on the website provides information about local history, museums, where to take in a theatrical show or live music.
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The 2025 NH Highland Games will take place at Loon Mountain Resort on Friday, September 19th through Sunday, September 21st. Event information can be found here. 

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