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 […]
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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 […]
History of Franconia Notch
Franconia Notch is one of the most beautiful places in New Hampshire and attracts people from all over the globe every year. To truly understand the unique landscape and its people, you have to step back in time millions of years ago to the Ice Age. The Ice Age Franconia […]
History of Lincoln and North Woodstock
A lot of tourists and a few locals commonly think that Lincoln, New Hampshire is named after President Abraham Lincoln, but the town dates back almost 100 years before he became the 16th President of the United States. The town dates back to 1764 when Benning Wentworth, the Royal Governor […]
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? The greater Lincoln and Woodstock area is home to a ton of great pet-friendly lodging and […]
The Western White Mountain Beverage Trail
Know Before You Go – Plan Ahead. Play It Safe. Pack Your Patience. Because businesses are constantly updating their Covid policies and making changes to their business operations, you’ll want to learn what’s happening at the places you plan to visit and make advanced reservations when necessary. By working together, our attractions, businesses and […]
Biking in the Western White Mountains
Cycling, whether mountain biking or road cycling, has seen a resurgence during the pandemic. Bicycles flew off the shelves faster than the elusive toilet paper as more people discovered the enjoyment of life on two wheels. The Western White Mountains is an incredible hub for cycling with miles of mountain […]
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. […]
Relocate to the Western White Mountains
Wake up to the sun rising over the mountains and enjoy your morning coffee on your back deck while the birds chirp in the distance and the wildflowers bloom in the mountainside meadows. The sounds, smells, and views certainly beat the concrete jungle! The coronavirus pandemic has dramatically changed the […]
Beary Fun at Clark’s Trading Post
Know Before You Go – Plan Ahead. Play It Safe. Pack Your Patience. Because businesses are constantly updating their Covid policies and making changes to their business operations, you’ll want to learn what’s happening at the places you plan to visit and make advanced reservations when necessary. By working together, our attractions, businesses and […]
Buckle Up and Go for a Spin at Team O’Neil Rally School
Know Before You Go – Plan Ahead. Play It Safe. Pack Your Patience. Because businesses are constantly updating their Covid policies and making changes to their business operations, you’ll want to learn what’s happening at the places you plan to visit and make advanced reservations when necessary. By working together, our attractions, businesses and […]
What To Do After Skiing in the Western White Mountains
During the winter months, the population explodes with skiers and snowboarders looking for first trackers on a powder day. Loon Mountain and Cannon Mountain draw thousands of people to the region every year for their awesome family-friendly skiing. After a long day on the slopes, there is still tons […]
The Best Backcountry Trails for Outdoor Fun in the White Mtns
Winter is officially here in the Western White Mountains and we’re ready to play. Our ski resorts are open and so is our extensive trail network for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, and fat biking. Bundle up and hit the trails for some winter outdoor fun. The Glades at Loon Mountain […]
How to Dress for Each Season in the Western White Mountains
The White Mountains of New Hampshire is home to diverse and sometimes challenging weather. Mount Washington on the eastern side of the White Mountains is home to the most extreme weather observatory on Earth. First opened in 1870, the Mt. Washington Observatory has experienced some crazy weather, like below zero […]
The Western White Mountains Winter Resource Guide
Winter is right around the corner in the Western White Mountains. The temperatures have dropped, and the local ski resorts have started to make snow. The New Year will be here before you know it, and this winter will be like no other. The COVID-19 pandemic has changed many things […]
Explore the White Mountains with your camera and win prizes!
Here’s your chance to explore White Mountain back roads and small towns, support local businesses and win prizes with the White Mountains 100-Mile Challenge. The six chambers and associations of the White Mountains region have collaborated to create the White Mountains 100-Mile Challenge, an exhilarating new way to explore the […]
