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 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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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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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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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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For those visitors looking to take a midweek getaway, you will find that some of our legendary attractions have special days and hours this season (with many closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays). Don't be discouraged though! There are still several ways to enjoy some time in the White Mountains…
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The temps are finally climbing into the eighties and nineties here in the White Mountains, and we couldn’t be more thrilled! When we’re not out exploring one of our major attractions during their prime season, we’re all about taking a waterfalls road trip. Keep scrolling for a compilation of 5 of…
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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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This lovely outing at Bronson Hill Conservation Area in Sugar Hill, NH ranks as one of our very favorite quick winter hikes in the White Mountains. Here, history and great views are everywhere! Trail Rating: Easy Mileage: approximately 1 mile out and back To access this beautiful hiking area…
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When temperatures dip into the single digits, we’re all about a quick winter hike in the White Mountains. Kilburn Crags, located on the outskirts of Littleton, NH, is a great option if you are looking to get a little exercise north of the notches. This hike as it all: a gentle incline, plenty of…
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