Where has the time gone?! It seems like just yesterday the White Mountains were enveloped in hues of red, orange, and yellow. In the blink of an eye we’ve now entered stick season: the lovely “in-between” period from late October to early December when the colored leaves have fallen but snow has yet…
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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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Fall foliage season is just around the corner and we have our eyes to the trees! It only happens once a year and our award-winning colors don't last forever – be sure to plan your perfect getaway soon. Our fall itineraries are a great place to start if you're stumped for ideas. We'd also recommend…
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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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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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Beaver Brook Falls Wayside-Colebrook Head up to the northern section of the White Mountains to Colebrook, where you will come to Beaver Brook Falls. This 80’ waterfall is within the 7.3-acre state park which also features picnic tables, a picnic shelter, and restroom facilities. Cathedral…
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Packing a picnic lunch for a day out adventuring in the White Mountains is a must, and sometimes, planning your day’s adventure based on the top picnic spots is essential too. Here are 12 of our favorite places to picnic in the White Mountains. By a Waterfall Rainbow Falls, Plymouth As part of the…
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Foliage and driving go together like a hand in a driving glove and with the fall colors coming on, our roads are going to rock with leaf peepers. There is no shortage of drives to choose from, from the White Mountains Trail, looping through small towns and scenic notches to the incomparable…
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We may be in the White Mountains, but we are surrounded by pristine mountain lakes, lazy rivers, and beautiful, scenic ponds. Hot summer days are perfect for paddling, tubing, or simply lounging in those cool waters. Here are some of our favorite places to cool off, relax and enjoy the natural…
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