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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GET AN EARLY MORNING COFFEE IN PLYMOUTH A coffee pick-me-up is our preferred way to start the day, so swing into Café Monte Alto in Plymouth, NH for a seasonal drink that feels like fall in a cup. Stroll main street as the town starts to wake up – can you feel the Stars Hollow vibes? If you’re up…
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The White Mountains region is filled with great rocky wonders, like Elephant Head in Crawford Notch and the precipitously balanced Glen Boulder in Pinkham Notch. Take any hike in our neck of the woods, and you are bound to see something geologically notable. If you are after some guaranteed glacial…
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Have you been hunting for some perfect half-day hikes in the White Mountains? These five summer hikes under 5 miles will get you out on the trail with plenty of time to spare for a great late lunch or a visit to a nearby attraction. Even though these trails are on the shorter side, we’d be remiss if…
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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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Take to the woods for a springtime walk! These 5 strolls are perfect for family ambles or a bit of exercise in between other types of adventuring. Before you hit the short-but-sweet trail, review what’s in your backpack and on your feet. Are you wearing hiking boots or trail shoes? Do you have a…
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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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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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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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