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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The Eastern White Mountains (aka the Mount Washington Valley) is an outdoor enthusiasts’ playground and between the mountain peaks, lakes, state parks, and plenty of forests, it’s no wonder that people from around the world descend on this part of the White Mountains during fall foliage season…
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Whether you call it the Southern end of the White Mountains or the Lakes Region, there’s no denying the beauty of this area, especially in the fall. Lake-front activities topped with mountain views make this a prime destination if spending one day in this region. Visit an Attraction Located in…
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The northern section of the White Mountains stretches from Franconia Notch State Park to points as far north as Colebrook and Pittsburg and one could spend several days exploring the ins and outs of this outdoor mecca. We’ll keep things simple and then if you want to extend your stay to keep the…
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During fall, all roads should to the White Mountains – or at least, they should! While the fields of wildflowers in summer and endless snowcapped mountains in winter are spectacular, there’s something inimitably magic about fall in our region. Use this three day fall itinerary for some trip planning…
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Our two-day fall foliage itinerary will give you the perfect mix of the best White Mountains experiences: scenic road trips, local tastes, memorable (and adventurous!) attractions, and plenty of time spent enjoying the natural splendor of the season. For this special tour, you will start in the…
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Choose your own fall adventure as you spend a day in the Western White Mountains! While you could spend more than a day (and we encourage it!), we know that sometimes you just need to get in the car, hit the open road, and find some fun adventure for the day before heading home again. Join us in 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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