National Historic Marker Day is celebrated on the last Friday of April, and it is a great opportunity to learn more about all the interesting, unique, and sometimes quirky historical events that have been commemorated by a state historic marker. Did you know that there are currently 279 historic…
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Winter walks are some of our favorites! Especially on those days when the sun is shining, the sky is blue, and the temps are just so. While it be can be hard to get out and do some of the more challenging hikes in winter, we love that there are quick and easy options that require little more than…
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Winter in the White Mountains is a magical time and while we love spending time outdoors, playing in the snow, there are some days that the weather may not cooperate and we just want to find something fun to do indoors. Don't despair! We've got you covered! Take a peek at all the fun indoor…
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Winter walks in the woods are simply magical and there are so many amazing trails to explore in the White Mountains this time of year. While hiking in the higher elevations in the winter can be a challenge and sometimes even dangerous, there are plenty of hikes that do not require a lot of effort…
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Tradition, nostalgia, and time spent with family, are all images that get conjured up when thinking about finding your family Christmas tree. Especially if you plan on bringing one home with you from the White Mountains of New Hampshire. There is something magical about heading out into a…
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No matter which region of the White Mountains you travel this fall, you will be surrounded by incredible foliage. However, sometimes it’s best to spend a few extra minutes taking the leisurely route off the beaten path. You may discover a town you’ve never heard of, or a road you’ve never driven…
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We can’t think of a better way to get the most bang out of your foliage buck than to hike up a mountain and see the autumn world below you. September and October are the perfect months to hike in the White Mountains as the air is cooler, there isn’t as much foot traffic as in the summer, and the…
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The changing color of the leaves brings people to the White Mountains from all over the country. The most popular way to "leaf peep" is to hop in the car and explore a scenic byway or scenic vista. If you're looking to avoid some of the crowds and gain a new perspective while viewing the foliage…
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Fall in the White Mountains...can you feel it? Crisp, colorful leaves, the feel of driving slow down winding rural roads, a handpicked pumpkin, and endless trails leading up painted peaks. The classic autumn road trip is a must if you're planning a visit to our region, but we'd also recommend this…
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The Eastern White Mountains (aka the Mount Washington Valley) is an outdoor enthusiasts’ playground and between the mountain peaks, lakes, state parks, and plenty of forests, it’s no wonder that people from around the world descend on this part of the White Mountains during fall foliage season…
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