Nature is all around us here in the White Mountains and we want to share with you some easy ways that you can get outside, explore, and experience some of our beautiful trails (and maybe see an animal or two!) #1: GET NEARER TO NATURE AT SQUAM LAKES NATURAL SCIENCE CENTER Nature, but make it…
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Brooks, rivers, and mountains sure are scenic, but they usually also spell something else: waterfalls. As you might have guessed, the White Mountains are full of them! In fact, we have well over 100 plummeting, tumbling, and trickling waterfalls found within our region. What is the best waterfall in…
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In the White Mountains, we like to believe that every day is a good day to act sustainably. Whether you book a stay at an eco-friendly hotel, use your own two feet to explore somewhere new, or book dinner at a restaurant where local ingredients feature at the top of the menu, we can all do our part…
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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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During the winter, there’s nothing we savor more than the feeling of fresh snow under our skis and snowboards and swiveling in a chairlift to admire the unrivaled scenery. To get this special kind of White Mountains experience, head to one of our many ski hills in our region. We would say they’re…
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Winter visitors to the White Mountains have their annual traditions such as skiing, snowshoeing, and winter hiking. For many, a visit to the breathtaking Ice Castles has been added to that list. But what is the magic that goes into making it? Icicle cultivation is the first step. Just like a fine…
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The best selfie spots in the White Mountains fall into three categories as far as we’re concerned: epic scenery, amazing attractions, and awe-inspiring local art. Just keep in mind that some selfie spots are only accessible during certain times of the year, meaning you’ll have to plan for next…
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Spelunking. Caving. Exploring. Whatever you call it, wandering through a cave is one of the best ways to adventure (and stay cool!) in the White Mountains. Here’s our list of the top caves in New Hampshire plus some honorable mentions well worth a side trip. LOON MOUNTAIN RESORT (Lincoln, NH) Loon…
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Ask anyone about their favorite New Hampshire memories, and “camping in the White Mountains” invariably comes out near the top, with eager smiles spread across every face. And really, who could leave that off the list? As kids, camping revolved around marshmallows poked through sticks fresh from the…
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New Hampshire is known as the “Granite State” and it’s no surprise where that name came from. From rocky ledges and glacial boulders to great mountains flecked with granite, the White Mountains has its share of cool rocks that “rock”! There are several rock formations that are famous for their human…
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