There are 76 State Parks in the state of New Hampshire and depending on how far you stretch the limits, 22 of those are located in the White Mountains. We love all of our state parks and it is tough to choose favorites, but these 9 you will definitely want to add to your list on your next visit…
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Some might call late May summer, but in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, the last vestiges of spring are still going strong with green leaves just beginning to unfurl, and mountaintops clinging to stubborn snowy patches. This quick list of seven spring hikes is designed with lower elevations…
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Whether you are a biking pro or haven’t been on a bike since you were 12 years old, the White Mountains is the perfect spot to hop on and take a scenic ride. Our lift-serviced downhill trails, winding gravel paths, and bike-centric events are just a few of the reasons biking is such a big thing in…
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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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On a recent bluebird day, the marketing crew at White Mountain Attractions decided to celebrate the winter season aboard the Mount Washington Cog Railway. Yes, that’s right – the Cog runs in the winter. With snow pants on, cameras ready, and nary a cloud in the sky, we had high expectations for our…
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Have you always wanted to tour the Mt. Washington Auto Road in wintertime? While many can lay claim to the bragging rights of ascending the Auto Road in the summertime (just look for the ubiquitous “This Car Climbed Mt. Washington” bumper sticker if you’re in doubt), there is a special status…
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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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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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