2023-2024 White Mountains Travel Guide

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EXPLORE THE WHITE MOUNTAINS by Region

Destination Highlights

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White Mountains Attractions Association

PO Box 10, 200 Kancamagus Highway North Woodstock, NH 03262 800-346-3687 or 603-745-8720

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Alpine Adventures

Get out of your element!

Explore the White Mountains while you soar 200’ above the forest floor at speeds up to 60mph. Take an off-road tour featuring 6-wheel drive Pinzgauers on 300 private acres of trails with beautiful panoramic views of the White Mountains, or take the wheel of your adventure in our guided Side by Side Tour. Challenge yourself in the ever expanding and evolving Thrillsville Aerial Park and BigAirBag Stuntzone! With so much to do, a world class guide staff, and legendary views, you’re sure to have an unforgettable experience at the largest, most award-winning adventure destination in New England.

ALPINE ADVENTURES 41 Main St., Lincoln 03251

603-745-9911 AlpineZipline.com Rates: Rates & Tours vary and are available on a reservation basis. Weight/height/age restrictions apply to all activities—please visit website or call for more information. Season: Open year round— schedule varies, visit website or call for details.

Attitash Mountain Resort Classic New England Fun!

Located in the heart of the White Mountains, Attitash Mountain Resort is considered one of New Hampshire’s premier year-round vacation areas. Attitash Mountain Resort is more than just a ski area, it is the essence of skiing, adventure, and outdoor lifestyle. In the winter, Attitash Mountain Resort offers 68 trails and 8 lifts that combine traditional New England runs and challenging terrain with modern, wide-open cruisers suited for all abilities. In the summer, enjoy mountain biking, scenic lift rides, and OktoberFest on Bear Peak.

ATTITASH MOUNTAIN RESORT 775 Rte. 302, Bartlett 03812 603-374-2600 Attitash.com Rates: Available online at Attitash.com. Season: See Attitash.com for current schedule and hours..

Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway Franconia Notch State Park

The Aerial Tramway whisks you to the 4,080-foot summit of Cannon Mountain for amazing views of the White Mountains, Maine, Vermont, and even Canada. The summit offers walking paths, an observation tower, and the 4080’ Café.

CANNON MOUNTAIN AERIAL TRAMWAY

260 Tramway Drive, Franconia Notch 03580 Exit 34B, I-93 603-823-8800 CannonMt.com

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Advance, online reservations are recommended. Before you travel, visit CannonMt.com for operating information, rates, and to make reservations. Season: Daily, mid-May thru mid-October.

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THE FLUME GORGE

852 US Rte. 3 Lincoln, NH 03621 (603) 745-8391

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A two-mile, self-guided nature walk with an 800’ gorge of sheer 70–90’ rock walls and spectacular waterfalls. Other attractions are The Pool, glacial boulders, caves and historic covered bridges.

THE CANNON MOUNTAIN

AERIAL TRAMWAY

260 Tramway Drive, Franconia NH 03580 (603) 823-8800

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An 80-passenger tram ascending 2,180 vertical feet to Cannon’s 4,080’ summit. At the summit, explore beautiful walking trails and enjoy amazing views of four states and Canada.

CAMPING RESERVATIONS: reserveamerica.com

ECHO LAKE BEACH THE BASIN OLD MAN OF THE MOUNTAIN LAFAYETTE PLACE CAMPGROUND

Conway Scenic Railroad

We offer a variety of Heritage and Scenic railroad journeys.

Join us for a classic train ride. Our Valley routes include our runs through the Mount Washington Valley to Conway or Sawyer River that recreate the experience of traveling from town to town by train. Our scenic Mountaineer offers a 4.5-5.5 hour excursion over Crawford Notch, complete with premium Budd Vista Dome seating that offers 360-degree panoramic views. We have a variety of special events planned around our 100-year old steam locomotive that hauled our first excursions back in 1974! The Mountaineer has First and Premium class lunch packages.

CONWAY SCENIC RAILROAD 38 Norcross Circle, North Conway Village 03860 603-356-5251 conwayscenic.com

Schedule and Rates available online at conwayscenic.com.

Clark’s Bears

Family fun and family run!

Enjoy the Trained Bear Show including our two young stars, Darla and Hildie! Ride the White Mountain Central Railroad through Wolfman’s Territory, and see our amazing Circus Act. Ride the exhilarating Water Raft Ride, the Anaconda Escape! Don’t miss Wolfie’s Segway Park, Water Blaster Boats, the Climbing Tower, Museums, River City Mining, and the largest Gift Shop in the White Mountains. Visit unique specialty shops and much more at Clark’s Bears.

CLARK’S BEARS 110 US Rte. 3, Daniel Webster Hwy., Lincoln 03251 603-745-8913 ClarksBears.com

Advance Online Tickets: $29 ages 4-64; $26 ages 65+ and Military; Ages 1, 2 & 3 FREE; Entertainment Season: Weekends: May 27June 11; Sept. 9-Oct. 9; Daily: June 17-Sept 4. Admission includes all rides and shows. Visit ClarksBears.com for complete calendar, schedule, and rates.

Cranmore Mountain Resort

Adventure is a feeling.

Located 1 mile from North Conway Village, Cranmore Mountain has adventures for everyone!  Zoom down the Mountain Coaster or fly on the Soaring Eagle Zip Line Ride before taking a chairlift ride to grab a snack at the summit Meister Hut. Cranmore’s lift serviced downhill bike park features riding for all ability levels, plus a skills park and learn to ride clinics. Crank Bike Shop has you covered with full suspension mountain bikes, pedal assist mountain bikes, and touring bikes— perfect for a trek down the Valley’s new paved rec path.

CRANMORE MOUNTAIN RESORT 239 Skimobile Rd., North Conway Village 03860 800-SUN-N-SKI Cranmore.com

Hours & rates available online at Cranmore.com

Season: Open mid-May through Columbus Day.

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The Flume Gorge Franconia Notch State Park

Enjoy a 2-mile self-guided nature walk through the Flume Gorge, a spectacular natural chasm. You’ll find covered bridges, amazing waterfalls, a scenic natural pool, and gorgeous mountain views. Kids can crawl through the “Wolf’s Den” cave along the way. The Flume Gorge building offers park information, Gift Shop, and Cafeteria.

THE FLUME GORGE 852 Daniel Webster Hwy. (Rte. 3), Lincoln, NH 03251 Exit 34A, I-93 603-745-8391 flumegorge.com

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: Advance, online reservations are recommended. Before you travel, visit flumegorge.com for operating information and to make reservations.

Rates: Ages 13+: $18; Ages 6-12: $16; 5 & under: Free. Season: Daily, early May thru Mid-October.

Hobo Railroad

All aboard for an old-time train ride! Step back into a simpler time and join us for a relaxing 80-minute train ride, as we travel through the valley in a natural woodsy setting and along the banks of the Pemigewasset River.  Bring along your own picnic lunch or snacks to enjoy with your family and friends on our vintage train cars.  We always welcome large family events, weddings, bus and school groups. Advanced reservations are required for groups of 20 or more.

HOBO RAILROAD Exit 32 off I-93, 64 Railroad Street, Lincoln 03251 603-745-2135 HoboRR.com

Station opens 1 HOUR BEFORE the first train of the day. Open Memorial Day Weekend through late October and late November through mid-December.

ROAD TRIP TIP:  Advanced online reservations are strongly recommended. Before you travel, visit HOBORR.COM for rates, operating dates, times, and to make reservations.

Living Shores Aquarium Discover the Wonder

Living Shores Aquarium is an indoor walk-through adventure that allows the whole family to discover the wonders of the ocean year-round. The aquarium includes over 32,000 sq. ft. of interactive tide pools, exhibits, and immersive activities. See otters, touch sting rays, interact with tropical birds and so much more. Living Shores Aquarium is a great addition to your White Mountains vacation, any time of year!

LIVING SHORES 850 NH Rte. 16, Glen 03838 603-383-4186 livingshores.com Rates: $19.99 online; ages 1 & 2 are free. Includes entry into the exhibit floor and all educational talks. Feedings require additional fee. Advance purchase strongly recommended. Hours: 10 am–5 pm, last entry at 4 pm. Visit livingshores.com for current operating calendar, ticketing and more information. All dates and times subject to change.

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves Find your adventure!

Discover why Lost River Gorge is one of New Hampshire’s greatest natural wonders. Explore nature’s blissful beauty on a self-guided adventure along the 1-mile wooden boardwalk trail among jagged rock walls, glacial boulder caves, and cascading waterfalls. Observe the “gorgeousness” of Lost River and Kinsman Notch from the viewing platform of the Giant Bird’s Nest and the upper gorge Suspension Bridge. Complete your experience by panning for gemstones in the mining sluice.

LOST RIVER GORGE & BOULDER CAVES

1712 Lost River Rd./Rte. 112, N. Woodstock 03262 603-745-8031

LostRiverGorge.com Rates: Advance online reservations recommended as tickets may sell out. Please check our website as rates vary depending on schedule, season, and availability.

Season: Early May to mid-October. Any boulder cave can be bypassed. Proper footwear and outdoor clothing recommended. Prices subject to change. Open rain/shine.

Loon Mountain Resort

A four-season destination in the White Mountain National Forest. Soar to the summit of Loon Peak on NH’s longest gondola skyride, where you can navigate the glacial caves, climb the observation tower, or take a scenic hike. Want more adrenaline? Drop into lift-serviced downhill mountain biking trails or bounce into Ninja Wild—an outdoor ninja course packed with wilderness-themed obstacles that puts kids (and adults) to the test.

LOON MOUNTAIN RESORT Exit 32 off I-93, Kancamagus Hwy., 60 Loon Mountain Rd., Lincoln 03251 603-745-8111 LoonMtn.com Rates: Visit LoonMtn.com

Season: Late-May through mid-October. Visit LoonMtn.com for dates and hours. Dates and information subject to change.

Mt. Washington Auto Road Your Destination for Adventure!

Experience the dramatic beauty of the White Mountains as you journey to the highest peak in the Northeast when you Drive Yourself or take a Guided Tour along the 7.6-mile Auto Road featuring four distinct ecological zones. First opened in 1861, the Mt. Washington Auto Road is America’s original man-made attraction. Visit gift shops, the Red Barn Museum, and our award-winning full-service bar & restaurant at the energy-efficient Glen House Hotel. Make a day of it and book your guided wildlife kayak trip and bike rental at Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center.

MT. WASHINGTON AUTO ROAD Rt. 16, Pinkham Notch,  Gorham 03581 603-466-3988 mt-washington.com

Rates: Please check our website. Drive yourself and guided tour rates  vary depending on schedule, season, and availability. Reservations  recommended for guided tours; no reservations necessary to drive yourself. Season: mid-May to October 29 (weather permitting).

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The Mount Washington Cog Railway New Hampshire’s premier attraction— since 1869!

The Mount Washington Cog Railway is one of the world’s great rail adventures, and an exhilarating journey through history, technology, and nature. This first-in-theworld mountain climbing cog railway has been making its dramatic 3-hour round trip to the summit of the highest peak in the Northeast (6288’) since 1869. And The Cog is a year-round attraction, with daily 1-hour round trip excursions to our newly expanded Waumbek Station all winter long! Clear skies provide spectacular views to the north and west, but every day at 4000’ is memorable with comfortable warming huts, a blazing firepit, and complimentary hot refreshments.

THE COG RAILWAY is located just six miles from the historic Omni Mount Washington Hotel in Bretton Woods and Rte. 302. Open year-round, 7 days a week. For schedule, tickets and much more visit TheCog.com

Polar Caves Park 100 Years of Family Adventure!

Founded in 1922, Polar Caves, New Hampshire’s premier Outdoor attraction is welcoming and fun for all generations of Adventurers. Offering 9 granite boulder caves, boulder mazes, nature trails, and an animal park with fallow deer and ducks. Squeeze through our well-lit caves, try your hand at mining for gems at the Baker River Mining Sluice, and snap a selfie with a view at the top of the Raven’s Roost. Bring a picnic and enjoy the fresh air! Be sure to wear proper gear: hiking/walking shoes and clothes meant for playing outside!

POLAR CAVES PARK Off I-93, Exit 26, 705 Rte. 25 in Rumney 03266 603-536-1888 PolarCaves.com Rates: Advance online reservations recommended. Please check our website as rates vary depending on schedule, season, and availability. PolarCaves.com. Season: May-October check our website PolarCaves.com for availability and online booking.

Santa’s Village

Pure Joy. Family Style.

EnJOY exciting rides & entertaining shows, ‘elfabet’ elves & gingerbread cookies, Santa & his reindeer, and the refreshing Ho Ho H2O water park. A Top Ten US Amusement Park—number 1 in New England over 9 years in a row—TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards. Admission includes all features for the day, plus parking, strollers, and more. Still independently owned and operated by the same family for generations, celebrating our 70th anniversary. Pure Joy.  Family Style.

SANTA’S VILLAGE 528 Presidential Highway, Jefferson 03583 603-586-4445 santasvillage.com

Rates: Vary by seasons & events, check our website for details. Admission includes all rides, shows, waterpark, and more! Purchase admission online in advance of your visit. Seasons: Check our website for dates & hours from late May into December; the calendar is subject to change.

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Whale’s Tale Water Park Spend a Day at New England’s Favorite Water Park!

With an industry leading blend of slides and attractions, Whale’s Tale is sure to be a thrill! Voted a TripAdvisor 2021 Top Waterpark in the United States, and recipient of a 2022 Travelers Choice Award, Whale’s Tale is fun for the whole family. Slide, swim, and splash through our world class waterpark, or head to Akua Beach and ride our simulated surfing wave in the heart of the White Mountains! Enjoy the Beachside bash every weekend at the Waveside Stage, and participate in music, fun, and games with wow-worthy mountain views as your backdrop.

WHALE’S TALE WATER PARK 481 DW Highway (Rte. 3), I-93 Exit 33, Lincoln 03251 603-745-8810 WhalesTaleWaterPark.net  Rates: Hours/rates online: WhalesTaleWaterPark.net Free tube usage. Call/click/like us on Facebook for specials. Season: See website for current schedule & seasonal specials. Group Rates/Private Functions & Catering available.

Story Land Where Fantasy Lives!

Story Land is the children’s theme park where fairy tales come to life. Enjoy over 30 wonderfully themed rides and attractions! Take a ride on Roar-O-Saurus, our oneof-a-kind wooden roller coaster, or soar through the air on our Dutch Shoes! Make summer unforgettable at New Hampshire’s best amusement park for kids. Story Land; a family favorite for 70 years!

STORY LAND 850 NH Rte. 16, Glen 03838 603-383-4186 storylandnh.com Rates: Starting at $29.99 online; ages 1 & 2 are free. Includes unlimited rides & shows. Advance purchase strongly recommended, gate sales available. Season*: Weekends Memorial Day to Father’s Day, then 7 days thru Sep. 4 followed by Fall weekends Sep. 9 – Oct. 8. Hours*: 9:30 am to 5 pm. Open rain or shine. *Subject to change, visit storylandnh.com for full operating calendar.

Wildcat Mountain

“#1 Scenery in the East.” (SKI Magazine)

Enjoy the view from 4,062’. Experience heart-pumping scenery from one of New Hampshire’s 48 peaks above 4,000. In the summer, take a ride up the scenic chairlift or enjoy a short forest hike to the cascades of Thompson Brook. In the Winter, take in the snowcapped Presidentials as you tackle 2,100 vertical feet of snow covered terrain. Wind down the longest green trail in New Hampshire or challenge yourself on ungroomed natural terrain! Step into the wild!

WILDCAT MOUNTAIN Rte. 16, Pinkham Notch 03846 603-466-3326 skiwildcat.com Rates: Available online at SkiWildcat.com Season: See SkiWildcat.com for current schedule and hours.

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ALPINE ADVENTURES

ATTITASH MOUNTAIN RESORT

CANNON MOUNTAIN AERIAL TRAMWAY

CLARK'S BEARS

CONWAY SCENIC RAILROAD

CRANMORE MOUNTAIN RESORT

HOBO RAILROAD

FLUME GORGE

LIVING SHORES AQUARIUM

LOON MOUNTAIN RESORT

LOST RIVER GORGE & BOULDER CAVES

MT. WASHINGTON AUTO ROAD

MOUNT WASHINGTON COG RAILWAY

POLAR CAVES PARK

SANTA'S VILLAGE

STORY LAND

WHALE'S TALE WATERPARK

WILDCAT MOUNTAIN

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Plan your route to adventure! Flip to pg. 124 for a map of the White Mountains.

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Visitor Center

What should your first stop be? We recommend the White Mountains Visitor Center, just off I-93 at Exit 32 in North Woodstock, NH.

It is here that you'll find friendly faces, lots of local knowledge, and fun diversions for the whole family. Brainstorm questions during your drive. Then? Come on in to stretch those legs, and ask away!

We can't wait to welcome you.

200 Kancamagus Highway North Woodstock, NH 03252

(603) 745-8720

Open daily (year-round), 8:30am to 5pm.

Welcome to the White Mountains! Amenities

Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Easter Day.

Take a selfie with our moose or bear and tag us on social for a chance to be featured! #yeswhitemountains

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MAJOR ATTRACTIONS

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Alpine Adventures

603-745-9911

Clark’s Bears

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Hobo Railroad

603-745-2135

Loon Mountain Resort

603-745-8111

Lost River Gorge

603-745-8031

Polar Caves Park

603-536-1888

Whale’s Tale Water Park

603-745-8810

In the Western White Mountains, the natural splendor of New Hampshire is on full display. Mixed coniferous and deciduous forests, lush with color in the fall, beckon visitors from around the world, while a variety of manmade attractions, outdoor adventures, scenic drives, and train rides pay homage to the region’s rich history of tourism.

Prior to serving as the gateway to adventure, though, the western White Mountains were known for another industry: logging. In the 1800’s and early 1900’s, as many as 19 logging railroads were in operation throughout the area. The impact on the landscape was staggering, with clear cut hills and muddy streams showing the effects of rampant logging. Thanks to the foresight of lawmakers and conservation groups, as well as outcry from the public, this area was saved and revitalized by the passing of the revolutionary Weeks Act in 1911. Many regard this act as the “single most important law in the creation of the national forests in the eastern United States”.

Now, visitors can enjoy the grandeur of the White Mountains in many ways. For a stunning drive, head east across the Kancamagus Highway, a 34-mile scenic stretch that connects Lincoln to Conway. Did you know the “Kanc” is the Northeast’s first National Scenic Byway?

If you feel like heading west, drive up over Kinsman Notch. This is the westernmost of the major notches in NH, and features everything f rom Beaver Cascades and Beaver Pond to the endlessly explorable Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves

Other regional highlights include the Walter Newton Natural Area in Plymouth. This 1.2-mile loop trail features a cellar hole, a bog, and Rainbow Falls. The falls are most stunning after a period of rain or snow melt. The J.E. Henry Trail is a 3.2-mile out and back path in Lincoln that runs alongside the East Branch of the Pemigewasset River.

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RAINBOW FALLS

Take the road a little less traveled on Route 112 West through scenic Kinsman

Notch to the villages of Woodsville and Bath.  The road winds along the Wild Ammonoosuc River; be sure to pull over and snap a few pictures of the historic covered bridges you’ll see along the way.

The Covered Bridge Capital c New England!

Looking for covered bridges? Look no farther than Woodsville and Bath. Three covered bridges are located within mere miles of one another—cross all of them off your check list!

The Bath-Haverhill Covered Bridge is the oldest covered bridge still in use in the state. It is the only bridge to be erected at this site and includes a covered passageway for pedestrians.

The Bath Bridge, in the center of Bath Village, is the longest covered bridge in the state with both sides located in New Hampshire. It features an enclosed pedestrian sidewalk and is also among the oldest.

The Swiftwater Covered Bridge is a locally distinctive single span Paddleford truss design built over the Wild Ammonoosuc River. This section of the river was once used to float logs to the local sawmill.

The Ammonoosuc Recreational Rail Trail runs for 19 miles from Central Street in Woodsville to Industrial Park Road in Littleton and is open to biking, walking, horseback riding, X-C skiing, ATVs & snowmobiles. The Ammonoosuc River provides a gorgeous backdrop to this trail. Along the way, the Lisbon Depot is a must see.

Bedell Bridge State Park is a 38-acre park located along the Connecticut River. The park was the site of a historic two span covered bridge, the second longest in the country.

Explore the 258-mile Connecticut River Byway, known as the natural bridge that unites New Hampshire and Vermont.

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Windy Ridge Orchard & Christmas Tree Farm, LLC

Family destination! Pick your own Blueberries & Apples. Cut your own Christmas trees. Gift Shop and Cider House Café. Nature trails and farm animals. Open August-December.

1746 Benton Road, North Haverhill 03774 603-787-6377 • windyridgeorchard.com

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SWIFTWATER COVERED BRIDGE

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AERIAL VIEW OF BATH VILLAGE

These two small towns sitting on the western edge of the White Mountains epitomize easy outdoor living. Visitors to Warren and Rumney (located within the Baker River Valley) have their pick of exploring hidden back roads, swimming holes, and walking trails, or sampling everything from paddling and tubing to rock climbing.

Rumney Rocks Climbing Area is the spot to visit if rock and ice climbing are your thing–in fact, this world-renowned location features hundreds of different routes! The Warren Recreation Trail is also a great choice for outdoor enthusiasts looking for variety. Its 4-mile stretch is mountain bike, ATV, snowshoe, cross-country ski, and snowmobile friendly, and eventually connects to the Mount Moosilauke ATV trail system.

The most notable (and quirky!) stop here is Warren’s Redstone Rocket , a towering reminder of the Cold War era space race. This rocket is a replica of the booster rocket that lifted Alan B. Shephard, America’s first astronaut, into space on a brief suborbital trip.

For a historical spot in Rumney, look no further than the Mary Baker Eddy Historic House, which housed the founder of Christian Science from 1860–1862. Tours of the interior are available by appointment, but scenic drivers are welcome to stop and take a few pictures of the timeless exterior.

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RUMNEY ROCKS CLIMBING AREA

For that classic, historic New Hampshire feel, look no further than the picturesque towns of Plymouth, Campton, and Thornton.

Plymouth’s Main Street, as well as the state university campus within its boundaries, is perfect for strolling and sightseeing. Town landmarks include the Robert Frost Statue (located in front of Rounds Hall), and the Boy Scout Fountain on the Town Common. One of only two Boy Scout fountains in the United States, it was gifted to the town in 1923 by a Philadelphia sculptor. Covered bridge lovers should head to Campton–the town has several, including the Blair Bridge (built in 1869) and the Bump Bridge (rebuilt in 1972). Campton is also the birthplace of Sylvester Marsh, the visionary who built the famous Mount Washington Cog Railway!

ARTS + CULTURE

The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center

Experience a big show in an intimate venue! GRAMMY winners, Rock & Roll Hall of Famers, world renowned comedians, extraordinary cinema, and more. Enjoy a night out with the option of dinner and a show!

39 Main Street, Plymouth 03264

603-536-2551 • flyingmonkeynh.com

Museum of the White Mountains

Engage in the White Mountains’ past, present, and future. Come explore the region’s artistic, historical, geographic, and cultural treasures through multiple exhibits, activities, and events throughout the year.

34 Highland Street, Plymouth 03264

603-535-3210 • plymouth.edu/mwm

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Ski Fanatics

A full service, top quality SKI shop, Rentals, Tuning, and Shopping. July-September we have RIVER TUBING trips which include tube rentals and shuttle service to and from the Pemi River for a 3-mile float. Off I-93 Exit 28, 23 Vintinner Road, Campton 03223 603-726-4327 • skifanatics.net

North East Trekking Co.

We are the adventure for you! Offering tours for singles, couples, groups, and families. Kids welcome! Unplug for 2-8 hours or book an all-day adventure. Contact us for information on tours like “The Map” and “Outdoor Escape Room”.

603-715-0539 • northeasttrekkingcompany.com

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Artistic Roots

Cooperative Gallery and Teaching Center. Includes fine art paintings, photography, jewelry, pottery, glass, fiber art, wood art, and more by local artisans. New art classes offered monthly; check our website or Facebook for updates.

73 Main Street, Plymouth 03264 603-536-2750 • artisticroots.com

EAT + DRINK

The Little Red Schoolhouse

Here at The Little Red Schoolhouse we pride ourselves on providing the freshest, top quality food and locally made products. From our fresh seafood to burgers and ice cream. All our crafts and products are handmade by local artisans and craft makers!

1994 Daniel Webster Highway, Campton 03223 603-726-6142 • littleredschoolhousenh.com

Panorama Six82 at Owl’s Nest Resort

Chef Morgana Vesey (of Hell’s Kitchen Season 20) and team have curated a magnificent menu of flavors; crispy pork belly, grilled romaine, braised short ribs, chicken piccata & more. Open 7 days a week.

40 Clubhouse Lane, Thornton 03285 603-726-3076 owlsnestresort.com/panorama_six82

Sunset Grill

In addition to our unique competition style BBQ house smoked meats and homemade BBQ sauces, we feature sandwiches, soups and salads for lighter bites, hand-cut Angus steaks, fresh New England seafood, and daily house specialties.

2092 US-3, Campton 03223 603-726-3108 • sunsetgrillnh.com

Central NH Chamber of Commerce

603-726-8304 • centralnh.org

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Waterville Valley boasts stunning views of alpine ski trails and Corcoran Pond. This lively village has a little something for everyone with many options for dining, shopping, live music, events, and miles of hiking, biking, and cross-country ski trails.

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Waterville Valley Adventure Center

Winter activity offerings include Nordic skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing. Trail passes offer access to 71+ km of cross-country ski/snowshoe trails. Summer activities include biking (mountain & road), disc golf, and scenic chairlift rides.

33 Village Rd., Town Square, Waterville Valley 03215 603-236-4666 • waterville.com

Waterville Valley Recreation Department

Guided hikes, hiking patches, skyline loop, & Waterville Valley Guidebook. Summer day camp for ages 5-12, teen adventure sessions, pedal boat, kayak, and SUP rentals, pickleball, indoor rock climbing, field rentals, and full gymnasium. Open to public with membership options.

11 Noon Peak Road, Waterville Valley 03215 603-236-4695 • hikewatervillevalley.com

Mount Tecumseh, one of the Appalachian Mountain Club’s 4,000 footers, is the site of the Waterville Valley Resort.

Organized skiing began on Tecumseh in the 1930s, with the construction of two Civilian Conservation Corps ski trails.

Waterville Valley is surrounded by 770,000 acres of National Forest land and over 100 miles of hiking trails.

Waterville Valley is the birthplace of Freestyle skiing, and hosted the first National Open Championships of Freestyle Skiing in 1970.

Waterville Valley was the summer home of Hans and Margaret Rey, creators of the endearing character Curious George (thereycenter.org).

REAL ESTATE

Roper Real Estate

Family owned and operated with over 40 years of experience in Real Estate! Living and working in Waterville Valley allows us to use our knowledge of the town and area to help you find the very best property to meet your needs in Waterville, Campton and Thornton.

8 Davos Way, Village Condo, Waterville Valley 03215 603-236-3636 • RoperRE.com

A VALLEY b ALL SEASONS!

Waterville Valley is an outdoor enthusiast’s playground. Rent a mountain bike or road bike and cruise around the Valley. Go snow tubing or get vertical on the outdoor climbing tower. Hit the trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, or snowshoeing. Play the 18-hole disc golf course, or enjoy breathtaking mountain scenery from a seat on the Snow’s Mountain Chairlift

Easily accessible from I-93, the neighboring towns of Lincoln and Woodstock offer natural wonders and man-made attractions plus scenic train rides. Shops, restaurants, and breweries line Main Street. Lace up your boots for a day on the trails or strap on your skis for a day on the slopes.

Granite monuments on the grassy common honor veterans at Soldiers’ Park in North Woodstock. Listen to live music from local bands in the gazebo on Saturday nights throughout the summer.

Don’t miss the Discovery Trail. This 1.5 mile loop trail contains 10 interpretive stops that explain the forestry practices used in the White Mountain National Forest.

The Indian Head rock profile, also known as Mount Pemigewasset, was named after the Chief of the Pemigewasset tribe. Impressive views of this rock face can be seen from the Indian Head Resort parking lot on Route 3. To access the trailhead, take Exit 34A off I-93 and park in the north lot at the Flume Gorge’s Visitor Center. This great family hike is about 3 miles round-trip.

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ARTS + CULTURE

North Country Center for the Arts at Jean’s Playhouse

Open Memorial Day Weekend through the end of December, the award-winning Playhouse presents Broadway-style musicals, plays, and fairytale theatre in the Summers; Comedians, Cover Bands, Films & more in the Fall & Spring. Check our website for special events, general discounts, and even special deals for NH Residents!

See ad page 29.

34 Papermill Drive, Lincoln 03251

603-745-2141 • jeansplayhouse.com

New Hampshire

Highland Games & Festival

Come to Loon Mountain Resort and discover Scotland— no passport required. Starts the 3rd Friday in September. Scottish music, food and drink, athletics, dance, heritage and more! See ad page 123.

Loon Mountain Resort, Lincoln 03251

603-229-1975 • nhscot.org

PLAY

Action Tour Guide

The vibrant foliage display makes the “Kanc” the ultimate scenic road trip during the fall or any other season! Over 73+ audio stories keep you engaged as you drive along, admiring the natural beauty of this highway. Tour at your own pace without the hassle of a tour group. No cell service required so there is no need to worry about a low network enroute. Use KANC15 for 15% discount. actiontourguide.com/kanchighway

Dirtventures and Sledventures

A great ATV or Snowmobile adventure based on your level of riding ability. Sure to be an exciting adventure on wheels or tracks with friendly service, all necessary gear, and professional guides.

514 US Route 3, Lincoln 03251

603-238-2571 • nhsledventures.com

Ice Castles–North Woodstock

Ice Castles is an awe-inspiring, must-see winter phenomenon that brings fairy tales to life. Escape into a world of ice caves, frozen waterfalls, and glaciers formed into archways, caverns, slides, and tunnels.

icecastles.com/new-hampshire

Loon Mountain Ministry

We are a non-denominational church that offers an outdoor worship service atop beautiful Loon Mountain. Whether summer or winter, services offer breathtaking views, engaging music, and spiritually uplifting messages. loonmtnministry.com

Pemi Valley Moose Tours

Take a 3-hr. evening moose tour (average 95% success rate). Fun for the whole family! Please call for details and times! Route 112, Main Street, Lincoln 03251 603-745-2744 • moosetoursnh.com

Rhythm Handcrafted Beverages Studio

The craft beverage makers at Seven Birches Winery are at it again with their newest product line and tasting experience, Rhythm Handcrafted Beverages.  At their Rhythm Studio, enjoy a flight or glass of their craft ciders, tasty meads, hard seltzers, fruit wines, and other unique ferments, all made on-site. See ad page 35.

25 S. Mountain Drive Lincoln, 03251 603-745-7550 • rhythmbeverages.com

Seven Birches Winery

Full production winery, hand crafting classic European grape varietals and locally sourced fruits into wines of distinction. The Winery Tasting Room at RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain and the Atrium Wine Bar at the Lincoln Village Shops are open daily for wine tasting, wines by the glass, and gift shopping. “Meet the Winemakers” winery tours are available weekly by reservation. Check out the all-new Rhythm Ciders Studio, Lincoln’s newest tasting room. Rated top “Things To Do” in Lincoln, NH on TripAdvisor.com. See ad page 35. 22 South Mountain Drive, Lincoln 03251 603-745-7550 • sevenbirches.com

Woodstock Inn Brewery Tours

The Woodstock Inn Brewery’s on-site brewery features an exciting new $250,000 equipment upgrade! Restaurant with four pubs has 12+ beers on tap, and cans and growlers to go. Brewery tours daily. See ad page 33. 135 Main St. North Woodstock 03262 603-745-3951 woodstockinnnbrewery.com

SHOP

The Abbey Cellars II

A specialty shop offering a wide variety of local and global beer, cigars, wine, cheese & DVD's.

78 Main Street, Lincoln 03251 603-745-5088 • abbeycellars.net

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RHYTHM HANDCRAFTED BEVERAGES STUDIO

See listing on page 42.

Burgeon Outdoor

Founded in 2019, Burgeon’s mission is to create a better tomorrow for mountain communities. Burgeon proudly manufactures premium outdoor apparel in Lincoln, NH. 5% of Burgeon’s sales support its community and environmental efforts.

25 S. Mountain Drive, Lincoln 03251

603-745-7123 burgeonoutdoor.com

The Christmas Loft

Feel the Christmas spirit while you browse New England’s largest selection of Christmas ornaments! Check out our large selection of gifts, toys, trees, trimmings, Christmas lights, home décor and much, much more!

See ad page 83.

259 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262

603-745-2444 • christmasloft.com

Chutters

Discover the sweet life! Chutters is where the air is delicious with mouth-watering scents of candy and f resh made fudge. Something for candy lovers young and old in a lively, fun-filled atmosphere See ad page 53.

264 Main Street, Depot Plaza, Lincoln 03251 603-728-6144 • chutters.com

Encore Thrift & Coffee Shop

Come shop over 7,000 sq. ft. of clothing, sporting goods, books, and more. Enjoy locally roasted coffee and baked goods in a relaxed atmosphere with Wi-Fi.

264 Main Street, Depot Plaza, Lincoln 03251

603-745-3364

Fadden’s General Store

Authentic, old fashioned general store, family-owned since 1896! On site maple sugar house and 8 time winner of “Best Maple Syrup in New Hampshire”. Groceries, souvenirs, and a large selection of maple products. On site museum, antique paraphernalia, and memorabilia.

109 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262

603-745-8371 • nhmaplesyrup.com

Kancamagus Collectables

Large selection of T-Shirts & Sweatshirts, NH Maple syrup and candy. Free antique car museum and more.

40 Kancamagus Hwy., North Woodstock 03262

603-745-0915

KS Market (Mobil)

Camping, RV, and auto supplies. Dump station. Fresh coffee, snacks, groceries, beer/wine, gift cards, souvenirs, fishing supplies, and diesel gasoline.

85 Main Street, Lincoln 03251 • 603-745-3572

The Mountain Wanderer Map & Bookstore

Offering an extensive selection of books and maps for hiking, biking, climbing, paddling, fishing, local history and nature, plus posters and raised relief maps.

57 Main Street, Route 112, Lincoln 03251

603-745-2594 • mountainwanderer.com

Purple Tomato

Neighborhood market offering and supporting locally produced foods, including fresh produce, local meats and cheeses, baked goods, plus gluten free foods, organic groceries, wine, beer, and fresh seafood. Also, Farm-to-fork specialty sandwiches, entrees, soups, and salads.

78 Main Street, Linwood Plaza, Lincoln 03251 603-728-8356

Rodgers Ski & Sport

Loon Valley’s Premier Gold Medal Shop. Largest selection of ski equipment and apparel in northern New England. Knowledgeable staff, quality service. Home of “Mothership” Snowboard Shop. Vast inventory of ski and snowboard Rentals and Demos. “Best Tune-Ups in Town”. Summer bike sales and service. Don’t miss our Annual Fall Tent Sale! 5 Railroad Street, off Main Street, Lincoln 03251 603-745-8347 • rodgersskiandsport.com

THREE ON THE TREE BOUTIQUE Courtesy See listing on page 40.

Sport Thoma

Consistently one of NH’s premier ski, snowboard, and outdoor retailers. We offer the very best in product lines and latest technology in ski & snowboard tuning, a tremendous Demo Fleet of skis and an extensive line of outdoor equipment and clothing and summer/fall

Bicycle Rentals.

371 US Route 3, Lincoln 03251

603-745-8151 • sportthoma.com

Three on the Tree Boutique

Unique style clothing, quality thrift, antiques, and handmade jewelry. Three on the Tree is a small, family-run boutique with a variety of styles-bohemian/ old-soul/vintage.

25 S. Mountain Drive, Lincoln 03251

603-745-7170

threeonthetreeboutique.com

SPAS + FITNESS

Balanced Rock Bodyworks

Restoring balance to clients’ lives through comfort and trust. Services include Relaxation, Deep Tissue, and Hot Stone Massage, Aromatherapy and Craniosacral Therapy, and Yoga.

33 Brookline Road, Lincoln 03251 603-398-5549 • balancedrockbodyworks.com

Daydreams Hair and Nail Studio

Planning a Wedding in NH’s beautiful White Mountains? Give us a call! We specialize in Men & Women’s Haircuts, Updo’s, Colors, Foils, Perms, Manicures, Pedicures, Body Waxing, Ear Piercing, and Make-Up.

264 Main Street, Depot Plaza #6, Lincoln 03251 603-745-8200 • daydreamshairandnailstudio.com

Live a Little Fitness

Be inspired, feel good, and PLAY! Live a Little Fitness is a funky movement boutique. We offer a state of the art play system for kids. Offering Yoga, Pilates, and Barre. Come visit and PLAY! Bachelorette & Private Yoga available.

25 South Mountain Drive, Lincoln 03251 603-348-7220 • livealittlefitness.com

EAT + DRINK

Black Diamond Pub

Beautiful views of the White Mountains and the slopes of Loon Mountain. Offering a menu of comfort foods with unique culinary twists, regionally sourced craft beers, and handcrafted cocktails. See ad page 39.

90 Loon Mountain Rd, Lincoln 03251  603-745-2244 • mtnclub.com

Black Mtn. Burger Co.

Featuring specialty burgers, unique sandwiches, appetizers, salads, and our own homemade mac n’ cheese and chili which pair nicely with our selection of micro beers, ciders, wine, fresh margaritas, and other beverages.

264 Main St., Depot Plaza, Lincoln 03251 603-745-3444 • blackmtnburger.com

Café Lafayette Dinner Train

Recognized as one of the nation’s premier dinner trains, enjoy a unique dining experience far beyond your expectations. Seasonally selected appetizers and entrées are part of your five-course meal cooked to order on board. Late May-October, dine against a backdrop of ever-changing scenery as you travel through the Pemigewasset River valley.

3 Crossing at Riverplace, Rt. 112, No. Woodstock 03262 603-745-3500 • nhdinnertrain.com

Common Man Family

Serving great American fare with flair, honest food at honest prices and “WOW” guest service. Common Man Lincoln: 603-745-3463 Foster’s Boiler Room: 603-536-2764 Italian Farmhouse in Plymouth: 603-536-4536. thecman.com

Coneheads Supreme Ice Cream

Featuring our very own Homemade Ice Cream, Frozen Yogurt, Italian Ices, Sundaes, and Shakes. 36 flavors of soft serve too! Factory Tours available. Open Memorial Day Weekend through Labor Day Weekend.

104 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262 603-398-6983 • coneheadsnh.com

Courtesy Live A Little Fitness

YOGA AT LOON MOUNTAIN

CAFÉ LAFAYETTE DINNER TRAIN

See listings on page 30.

GH Pizza

Pizza, Subs, Salads, and Calzones. We wish you a happy and safe vacation here in the White Mountains.

75 Main Street, Lincoln 03251

603-745-6885

Gordi’s Fish & Steak House

Prime Rib, lobster, fish, steaks, burgers, sandwiches, salads, and Kids menu. Our full menu is available in the dining room and pub. Limited reservations accepted. Serving dinner year round, lunch Saturday and Sunday.

260 Main St., Depot Plaza, Rt. 112, Lincoln 03251 603-745-6635 • gordisfishandsteak.com

La Vista Italian Cuisine

Located in the grand RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain, we serve Italian & American cuisine. Our wood fired pizza oven is key to our unique flatbread pizzas, appetizers, and other tasty accompaniments. Reservations available online.

22 South Mountain Drive, Lincoln 03251 603-745-7555 • lavistaitalian.com

Merland’s Tap & Table

Family owned & operated, now offering ONLINE ORDERING! Only the freshest ingredients used for our Smash Burgers, Fried Seafood, and Specialty Sandwiches. We offer two dining spaces: our family-friendly dining room with a cozy bar, and our late-night sports bar with jukebox, pool table, and shuffleboard.

96 Main St. North Woodstock 03262 merlandsnh.com

The Moon Café & Bakery

Coffee shop and cafe featuring espresso, smoothies, and quality homemade pastries, breads, and sandwiches. Offering an array of prepared foods and products from local farms. Enjoy your coffee and sandwiches in our new dining area.

At the Village Shops, Main Street, Lincoln 03251 603-745-5013

The Profile Dining Room and Thunderbird Lounge

Enjoy views of the White Mountains and Shadow Lake from our scenic dining room. Casual, family dining open year-round for Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner. See ad page 38.

At the Indian Head Resort, Rte. 3N, Lincoln 03251 603-745-8000 • indianheadresort.com

Purple Tomato

Farm-to-fork specialty sandwiches, salads, lobster rolls, soups, homemade side dishes, and ready to heat entrées made with local ingredients. Plus, the market offers produce, groceries, wine, beer, cheese, seafood, meats, and other local and organic products.

78 Main Street, Linwood Plaza, Lincoln 03251 603-728-8356

Twin Barns Brewing Co. North Taproom

Twin Barns Co. North Taproom is the Northern outpost for our proper beer, raised in a barn.

99 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262

603-745-7068 • twinbarnsbrewing.com

Udderly Delicious

Come visit us on Main Street in Lincoln and let us satisfy your ice cream cravings! Serving 25 flavors of fresh New England ice cream. Build Your Own Ice Cream Sandwich Bar! Open 7 days a week May-October and on weekends during the winter months.

121 Main Street, Lincoln 03251 • 802-779-8181

White Mountain Bagel Co.

Offering a delicious variety of fresh baked bagels, coffee, cappuccino, breakfast sandwiches, lunch sandwiches, and baked goods. All sandwiches made with Boar’s Head deli meats. Order in-person or save time and order online!

25 Main Street, Lincoln 03251

603-745-8576 • whitemtnbagel.com

Woodstock Inn Brewery

Award-winning restaurant with on-site brewery (tours daily) features four pubs, seasonal outdoor patio, and a 170-seat New England style wedding and event space. 40+ uniquely styled rooms, suites, and houses. Close to White Mountains attractions and outdoor adventures. See ad page 33.

135 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262

603-745-3951 • WoodstockInnBrewery.com

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LODGING PARTNERS:

Holiday Inn Express & Suites

603-745-6700 hielincoln.com

Indian Head Resort

800-343-8000 indianheadresort.com

603-745-2416 inn32.com

InnSeason Resorts - Pollard Brook 603-745-9900 innseason.com

Kancamagus Lodge

603-745-3365 kancamaguslodge.com

Loon Reservation Service

800-745-5666 looncondoconnection.com

Mittersill Alpine Resort

603-823-5511 mittersillresort.com

Mountain Club on Loon Resort & Spa

800-229-7829 mtnclub.com

Quality Inn & Suites

800-762-7275 / 603-745-3661

qualityinnloon.com

Riverbank Motel & Cabins

800-633-5624 riverbankmotel.com

Rivergreen Resort Hotel & Condominiums

888-784-7829 rivergreenresort.com

RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain

603-745-7500

riverwalkresortatloon.com

The Nordic Inn Resort

866-734-2164 Nordic-inn.com

The Sugar Hill Inn

800-548-4748 sugarhillinn.com

Woodstock Inn, Station & Brewery

800-321-3985 woodstockinnnh.com

Wilderness Inn

603-745-3890 thewildernessinn.com

From ziplining hundreds of feet above the forest floor to riding a gondola to the top of a mountain, there’s no better place to start your adventure than the Western White Mountains. Relax in the fresh mountain air, enjoy a wide variety of dining and lodging and take in some of the most spectacular scenery in the country to make memories that will last a lifetime.

REAL ESTATE

Alpine Lakes Real Estate

For over 30 years our Campton and Lincoln offices have been serving the White Mountains and Lakes Region. Whether you’re looking for a place to live, work, or play in NH’s White Mountains, you have come to the right place. Our talented team of full service agents would be honored to assist you in your real estate endeavors, let us know how we can help you!

78 Main St., Lincoln • 603-745-3601 396 NH Rte. 49, Campton • 603-726-4580 alpinelakes.com

Western White Mountains Chamber of Commerce

603-745-6621 • westernwhitemtns.com

Polimeno Realty

Commercial, Multi-Family, and Business Brokerage specialists serving the White Mountains region and beyond! In partnership with Sunbelt Business Brokers of New Hampshire and with offices in North Woodstock and Derry, Polimeno Realty offers over 50 years of combined broker experience. 137 Main Street, North Woodstock 03262 603-745-8289 • polimenorealty.com

White Mountains Visitor Center 800-346-3687 • visitwhitemountains.com

LINCOLN

Green Village Cabins

476 Route 3, Lincoln 03251

Cleverly renovated, well-loved, 1940’s era river cabins in the heart of the White Mountains. Access to and amazing views of the beautiful Pemigewasset River from most cabins. Visit our website for more information.

greenvillagecabins.com

All Mountain Rentals

24 Southmayd Road, Campton 03223

Professionally Managed Vacation Condos and Homes near Waterville Valley, Loon and Cannon Resorts. Experienced, Local and Knowledgeable to help you find the perfect Vacation. Ski and Stay Packages, Many amenities and Access to Rec Ctrs.

603-726-3344 allmountainrentals.com

Deer Park Resort

Route 112, Lincoln 03251

Luxury accommodations with fireplace, deck and kitchen! Amenities include lake, indoor pool, Jacuzzi, saunas, tennis, racquetball, Shuttle bus to Loon Mtn., ice skating and more. From $99/night.

603-745-9040 deerparkresort.com

Indian Head Resort

Route 3 North, Lincoln 03251

Four-season lodging, scenic views, year-round in/outdoor heated pools, on-site dining, and more. Minutes from local attractions and outdoor recreation of all kinds. See ad page 38.

603-745-8000 • 800-343-8000 indianheadresort.com

Hampton Inn Lincoln White Mountains

58 Main Street, Lincoln 03251

Brand new hotel ideally located in downtown Lincoln. Free hot breakfast, Wi-Fi, Heated Indoor Pool, outdoor patio, mountain views, minutes from Loon and Cannon Mountain, Flume Gorge. See ad pg. 32.

603-745-7224 hilton.com

Holiday Inn Express & Suites

21 Railroad Street, Lincoln 03251

Newly renovated, with well appointed Holiday Inn trademarks. Contemporary comfort and impeccable service at a name you can trust in the heart of the White Mountains. Conveniently located off I-93, minutes from area attractions.

603-745-6700 hielincoln.com

Innseason Resorts Pollard Brook

Kancamagus Hwy., Lincoln 03251

Deluxe family resort with spacious 1-3 bedroom suites with full kitchens, whirlpool tubs and fireplaces. In/Out Pools, Sauna, Fitness and Game Rooms.

603-745-9900 • 866-873-2766 innseason.com/isr

The Kancamagus Lodge

11 Pollard Road, Lincoln 03251

Close to area attractions, immaculate lodge with excellent amenities. Restaurant, Bar, Indoor Pool, Internet, Basketball Court and Game Room. Low Daily Rates. Open year round.

603-745-3365

kancamaguslodge.com

Launchpoint Lodge

191 Pollard Rd., Lincoln 03251

Hotel meets Airbnb! Experience centralized serenity at Launchpoint Lodge, your jumping-off place for all that the White Mountains has to offer! Located in the center of town, the hotel is an idyllic blend of historic charm and modern convenience.

603-745-8220 launchpointlodge.com

Loon Reservation Service

Depot Plaza, Lincoln 03251

Private home, condo and townhouse vacation rentals. Select from a resort condo to a secluded hideaway. 2-5 BR. Kitchens. Fireplaces. Pet friendly and AC available.

603-745-5666 • 800-745-5666 looncondoconnection.com

The Mountain Club On Loon

Kancamagus Hwy., Lincoln, 03251

Four season slopeside resort hotel on Loon Mountain in the heart of the White Mountains. 234 newly renovated rooms and suites with kitchens, a/c, indoor and outdoor pools, spa, restaurants and lounge. See ad page 39.

603-745-2244 • 800-229-STAY mtnclub.com

Nordic Inn Resort

Kancamagus Hwy., Lincoln, 03251

Ideal Base Camp for your White Mountain vacation. Affordable 1, 2, & 3 bedroom condos offering gas fireplace, full kitchen, A/C and WiFi in every unit. Full fitness center with Saunas, In/Out Pools and Spas, Cardio and Game Rooms.

603-745-2230 • 866-734-2164 nordic-inn.com

Parker’s Motel

Route 3, Lincoln 03251

Adjacent to Franconia Notch State Park. 30 units, some with balconies and nonsmoking. Some sleep 4–6, 2 and 3-BR units with kitchen available, CCTV, Free wireless internet, AC. Rate: $89 to $169 d.o. Off-season from $79.

603-745-8341 • 800-766-6835 parkersmotel.com

Pemi Cabins On the River

Route 3 North, Lincoln 03251

Cabins with one and two bedrooms, fireplaces, screened porches along the Pemigewasset River and some with kitchens. HBO, Internet, & Pet friendly. Open year round. Rates from $99/night.

603-745-8323 • 800-865-8323 pemicabins.com

Quality Inn & Suites

381 US Rt. 3, Lincoln 03251

Completely renovated mountain lodge with branded hotel standards! Microfridges, Indoor Pool, Jacuzzi & Guest Laundry. Jacuzzi Rooms available.

Riverbank Motel & Cabins

Off Rt. 112 & Rt. 3, Lincoln 03251

Comfort and relaxation in family-owned lodging along the Pemigewasset River. All units year-round with cable TV, WiFi, most with kitchenettes. Swim in our heated pool or have a fire in a chiminea. Off-site amenities. Prices seasonal, call or check us out online.

Rivergreen Resort Hotel

Kancamagus Hwy., Lincoln 03251

On the Pemi River in the White Mountains, near many attractions and ski resorts—a great place to stay year-round. Lodgings range from Deluxe Hotel Rooms to 2-level 2-bdrm condos. WiFi, Heated indoor pool & jacuzzi, Fitness, game rooms, & guest laundry.

603-745-3661

• 800-762-7275 qualityinnloon.com

1-503-345-9399 • 800-633-5624 riverbankmotel.com

603-745-2450

rivergreenresort.com

Riverwalk at Loon Mountain

22 South Mountain Dr., Lincoln 03251

Grand luxury resort in the center of Lincoln offering studio to three bedroom suites fitted with kitchens and spacious living areas. Experience extraordinary in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. See ad page 31.

603-745-7500 riverwalkresortatloon.com

Rodeway Inn

Route 3, Lincoln 03251

30 room motel w/breathtaking mtn. view. Free WiFi, continental breakfast, outdoor heated pool, no pets. All rooms w/CCTV, fridge, AC, heat, hairdryer, coffee maker. Laundry Room. Open all year. Rates: $55-$120.

603-745-2267 • 800-527-7596 rodewayloon.com

Travelodge

563 US-3, Lincoln 03251

Travelodge welcomes you to the White Mountains! We offer standard hotel rooms, suites with Jacuzzi tubs, and a heated indoor pool. Our large function hall is perfect for your next event.

603-745-2420

wyndhamhotels.com

White Mountain Motel and Cottages

170 Route 3, Lincoln 03251

Come tired. Leave Inspired. WiFi, Heated Pool, Gas Grill, Picnic Tables, Fire Pit, on the Pemi River, Heat, AC, Fridge, Micro, C-TV, Coffee Maker, Hairdryer.

(See website for rates & availability)

603-745-8924

whitemountainmotel.com

Woodwards Hotel

Route 3, Lincoln 03251

Stay and Play fun for all ages! Budget-friendly standard rooms, indoor and outdoor pools, and family activities. Affordable Stay & Play packages available.

603-745-8141 • 877-745-4888 woodwardsresort.com

Inn 32

Main St., North Woodstock 03262

Open all year. On Pemi River. 21 rooms w/ WiFi, coffee, fridge, microwave, and TV. Fire pit, sitting porch, and seasonal pool. Group reservations welcome.

603-745-2416 • 800-822-7666 inn32.com

Montaup Cabins

36 Main St., North Woodstock 03262

Near all attractions & w/in walking distance for shopping, restaurants and night life. Our cozy, clean cabins are on the Pemi River, each have their own fire pits, AC and picnic table to sit and relax or swim in pool.

603-745-5615

montaupcabins.com

The Notch Hostel

324 Lost River Rd., No. Woodstock 03262

Shared and private rooms one mile from downtown N. Woodstock. Enjoy charming 1890 farmhouse with large communal kitchen, living and dining room, porches, library and firepit. Free Wifi, coffee and tea. Starts at $35/night.

603-348-1483

notchhostel.com

Wilderness Inn B&B

57 Main St., No. Woodstock 03262

1912 restored Craftsman-style Inn. 7 rooms/ family suites, Bungalow, and ONE petfriendly suite. All private baths, HDTV, Wi-Fi, AC, jetted tub &/or fireplace available in some rooms. Gourmet choice breakfast included. Trip Advisor Excellence Award.

603-745-3890 • 888-777-7813 thewildernessinn.com

Woodstock Inn Brewery

135 Main Street, No. Woodstock, 03262

40+ uniquely styled rooms, suites, & houses. Wifi, AC, whirlpools, and fireplaces. Awardwinning restaurant, on-site brewery (tours daily) features 4 pubs and seasonal outdoor patio. Close to White Mountains attractions and outdoor adventures. See ad page 33.

603-745-3951 • 800-321-3985 woodstockinnbrewery.com

The Common Man Inn & Spa

231 Main Street, Plymouth 03264 Renovated mill with 37 rooms, some with fireplaces, jet tubs and pet-friendly. Off-site cabin and five tiny cottages. Inn amenities: heated pool, day spa, meeting & event space, Foster's Restaurant and Rise 'n Shine Cafe. Rates $145-335.

603-536-2200 • 866-the Cman thecmaninnplymouth.com

Fairfield Inn & Suites

12 Ridgeview Lane, Plymouth 03264 Minutes from Plymouth State University, Polar Caves, Loon Mountain Resort, Waterville Valley Resort, and Gunstock Mountain, and close to the Lakes Region. Stay refreshed in our stylish guest rooms with free WiFi and breakfast.

603-536-0100 marriott.com/LCIPL

Pine Valley Cabins

3466 US Route 3, Thornton 03285

Close to all the White Mountains has to offer. Our rustic, clean cabins each have a kitchen. Seasonal swimming pool and firepits on site. Corridor 11 for snowmobiles is right behind the property. Open year round for a great getaway.

603-960-9276

pinevalleycabins.com

The Shamrock Motel

Route 3, Thornton 03285

Close to everything, but just far enough away. We offer a beautiful country setting with mountain views. Providing very nice spacious motel rooms, some with kitchenettes. One 2-bedroom cottage is also available.

603-726-3534 • 866-726-3534 shamrockmotelnh.com

Black Bear Lodge

23 Black Bear Rd., Waterville Valley 03215

Ideal for families, 1 & 2-bedroom suites, comfortably sleeping 6-8, with kitchens, dining area, sitting area, game room, indoor/outdoor pool, whirlpool spa, AC. Save up to 50% off by visiting the deals page on our website.

603-236-4501 • 800-349-2327

blackbearlodgenh.com

Golden Eagle Lodge

28 Packard’s Rd., Waterville Valley 03215

Located in beautiful Waterville Valley, the Golden Eagle Lodge is the area’s premier lodging destination. Condominiums feature full kitchens, private bedrooms and accommodate six people. Just a short walk to Town Square’s shopping and dining.

603-236-4501

• 888-703-2453

goldeneaglelodge.com

Inns of Waterville

Valley

46 Packard’s Rd., Waterville Valley 03215

An owned vacation property. Condo style units w/full kitchens, separate sleeping, & living/ dining rms. Units sleep 4-8. Amenities include access to pool, tennis, golf, skiing, beach, fishing, dining, shopping, more. Weekly & half week rentals available year-round.

603-236-8366

innsofwatervillevalley.com

Silver Fox Inn

70 Packard’s Road

Waterville Valley 03215

Cozy and quaint, the Silver Fox Inn is an alpine B & B with hotel-style rooms. Enjoy complimentary breakfast served daily on the spacious patio deck or curl up with a good book in the cozy lobby.

888-236-3699

silverfoxinn.com

The Valley Inn

63 Tecumseh Road

Waterville Valley 03215

A 4-season retreat offering a comfortable space to relax after a busy day of exploring. Parlor rooms to 2-bedroom suites, many can sleep up to 6ppl. Free WiFi and continental breakfast.

Waterville Valley Resort

Welcome and Sales Center

41 Valley Rd., Waterville Valley 03215

Check into lodging reservations, book a stay, purchase lift tickets, pick up season passes, schedule ski lessons, and more!

One Stop Shop for all Things Waterville Valley Resort.

Waterville Valley Town Square

6 Village Rd., Waterville Valley 03215

Town Square is in the heart of Waterville Valley, offering an array of dining, shopping, lodging, and activities. Discover unique shops, alpine boutiques, local watering holes, plus a plethora of seasonal activities and events.

1-800-468-2553 waterville.com/lodging

603-236-8175 waterville.com

Looking For Pet Friendly?

Nootka Lodge

4982 Dartmouth College Hwy, Woodsville 03785

Scenic Location at Gateway to White Mts. & west entrance to Kanc. Hwy. Log units, Jacuzzi rooms & Family suites, mini-fridge, WiFi & Phone, hot tub, game room, fitness, pool, meeting room. Rates: $74-$240 d.o.

603-747-2418 • 800-626-9105

603-236-8425 valleyinn.com @kai_thegoldenguy

nootkalodge.com

Twin River Campground, Cottages & RV Park

Jct. 112/302, Bath 03740

Large open sites, wooded & riverside sites & rustic cabins, hskpg. cottages. Store, htd. pool, laundry, gameroom, 18 Hole

Mini Golf, Tubing, 4-Wheeling, CTV, WiFi.

Rate: $35+ for 2A & 2C under 18.

603-747-3640

twinrivernh.com

Branch Brook Campground

97 Branch Brook Dr., Campton 03223

Full-service camping on 155+ acres with 1.5 miles of frontage on Pemi River and beach. 200 sites, E&W or full hook-ups. Wooded, riverfront, by pond. Restrooms with free showers, store, LP gas.

603-726-7001

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Country Bumpkins Family

Campground & Cabins

Route 3, Lincoln 03251

Open Memorial Day weekend-Columbus Day. Fully equipped cabins and campsites ranging from primitive to sites with water/ electric/sewer. Rates: Cabins $115 + up, Camping $30-$51. 2 adults 2 kids.

603-745-8837

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Lost River Valley Campground

Route 112, North Woodstock 03262

Situated between two rivers & White Mtn. Nat'l Forest. 150+ wooded sites, many waterfront sites available. Tent camping, trailer sites, cabins & glamping cabins. The soothing sound of the river will put you at ease as you create everlasting memories.

603-745-8321 • 800-370-5678 lostriver.com

Maple Haven Campground & Cottages

Route 112, North Woodstock 03262

Our campground is nestled within the heart of the beautiful White Mountains. We offer tent, camper, RV sites & cottage rentals within minutes of some of the area’s most sought after attractions.

603-745-3350 maplehavencampground.com

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KOA Holiday Kampground

I93 Exit 31, Rt. 175, Woodstock 03293

Experience the finest camping adventures & family fun in your RV, tent, or choose from multiple lodging options for the “Soft Rugged” camper. Independent activities for children and adults.

603-745-8008 • 800-562-9736 koa.com/campgrounds/woodstock

Lumen Nature Retreat

11 Sugar Plum Lane Woodstock 03293

Welcome to Lumen Nature Retreat—Luxury Waterfront Glamping Experience in the heart of the White Mountains. We offer luxury A-frame tents, Safari tents, and cozy cabins, to provide everything you need for a perfect getaway with maximum comfort.

603-764-7244 stayatlumen.com

Pine Haven Campground

29 Pine Haven Campground Rd, Wentworth 03282

Located along the beautiful Baker River, offering large, well-spaced sites that accommodate all types of camping from tents to 48' RVs. Enjoy quiet family camping in a relaxed, friendly environment.

603-786-2900

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Moose Hillock Camping Resort NH

Route 118, Warren 03279

Spacious wooded, brook and pond sites. Reservations suggested. All modern. Dump station, rec. barn, playground, hiking, heated pool, Wi-Fi, CTV, cabins. Rate: $81; full hook-ups extra, 2 adults and 3 children.

603-764-5294 moosehillock.com

Scenic View Campground

18 Gingerbread Lane, Warren 03279

Pull-thru sites, brook/river sites, tent sites, rec. hall, playground, heated pool, splash pad, basketball court, gemstone panning, Wi-Fi, CTV, cabins. Rates $50 and up, 2 adults and 3 children.

603-764-9380

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White Mountain National Forest

Campgrounds in the Western White Mountains

CAMPTON CAMPGROUND Rte 49, Exit 28, 2 mi east of I-93 58 wooded sites

WATERVILLE VALLEY CAMPGROUND Off Tripoli Rd , Exit 28, 10 mi east of I-93 25 wooded sites

OSCEOL A VISTA CAMPGROUND GROUP AREA Off Tripoli Rd , Exit 28, 13 mi east of I-93 13 sites

TRIPOLI ROAD DISPERSED CAMPING Tripoli Rd , Exit 31 off I-93

RUSSELL POND CAMPGROUND Off Tripoli Rd , Exit 31, I-93 86 sites

WILD WOOD CAMPGROUND Rte . 112, Exit 32, I-93, 9 mi west of Lincoln 26 sites

HANCOCK CAMPGROUND Rte 112, Exit 32, I-93, 1 5 mi east of Loon Mountain 58 wooded sites

BIG ROCK CAMPGROUND Rte 112, Exit 32 I-93, 3 mi east of Loon Mountain 28 wooded sites

For information on these and other campgrounds in the National Forest, call 888-CAMPSNH. For more information and reservations, visit icampnh.com

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS

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Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway

603-823-8800

Flume Gorge

603-745-8391

Mt. Washington Auto Road

603-466-3988

Mt. Washington Cog Railway

603-278-5404

Santa’s Village

603-586-4445

Wildcat Mountain

Mountain summits, imposing ridgelines, and unique, small towns are just some of the images that comes to mind when one thinks about the Northern White Mountains. Home to two scenic notches (deep narrow valleys that run through our iconic mountains), world renowned hiking, biking, snowmobiling, ski trails, and historic attractions make this the perfect region for adventurers and families alike.

Both Franconia and Crawford Notches are known for popular hikes including Franconia Ridge, Artist Bluff and Bald Peak, and Mount Willard (just to name a few). Skiers will love Cannon Mountain; New Hampshire’s only state-run ski area and home to North America’s first aerial tramway.

Outdoor adventurers will enjoy bike paths and rail trails including the Franconia Notch Bike Path, PRKR Mtn Trails, the Ammonoosuc Rail Trail, and the Presidential Rail Trail. Kayakers and canoeists will love exploring Echo Lake, Moore Reservoir, and the Androscoggin River.

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For the arts and culture buff, the towns of Bethlehem and Whitefield offer historic theatres for those looking for a night of comedy, theatre, or a classic movie. Be sure to grab dinner and a beer beforehand at one of Bethlehem or Littleton’s unique restaurants or breweries.

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Known as the “newest” town in New Hampshire, Sugar hill was incorporated in 1962 and named for the large groves of sugar maples located within town limits. The quintessential New England village offers unparalleled views of the Franconia Range, which helped persuade notable folk—including actress Bette Davis and novelist Earnest Poole—to reside in the area.

In 1929, the first resort-based ski school in the country was established on the slopes of a hill in town, providing the initial push to the sport America knows today.

The glorious fields of pink and purple lupine flowers bloom in June, making Sugar Hill one of the most scenic places to visit in Northern New England.

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Sugar Hill Historical Museum

Memorial Day-Columbus Day, call in advance to confirm open times and days. Main exhibit, Carriage Barn, Gift Shop. Free admission; donations welcome.

1400 NH-117, Main Street, Sugar Hill 03586

603-823-5336

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Harman’s Cheese & Country Store

Mature Cheddar, aged two years. Maple syrup, NH-Made jams, jellies, pickles and relishes—and more!

Open Year Round.

1400 Route 117, Sugar Hill 03586

603-823-8000 • harmanscheese.com

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Polly’s Pancake Parlor

“Polly’s serves the best pancakes in America.” Polly’s Pancake Parlor has been serving yummy home cooked meals for over 80 years.

Hildex Farm, Route 117, Sugar Hill 03586

603-823-5575 • pollyspancakeparlor.com

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Franconia sits on a rich iron deposit, and the region once produced pig iron and bar iron for farm tools and cast-iron ware. It is home to the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway and was once home to Franconia College during the 1960s and 1970s.

Besaw Iron Furnace is an octagonal stone stack visible on the far bank of the Gale River, built with local granite, and is all that remains of this 200-year-old iron smelter.

The Frost Place is the former home of poet Robert Frost and is now a museum of literary history that includes memorabilia, writing workshops, and signed editions of his work plus a ½ mile poetry trail. Open from May to October. Learn more at frostplace.org

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Franconia ArtWalk

The Franconia ArtWalk is an easy art walking tour along Franconia, NH’s Main Street on which you will see sculptures and other art-related attractions. Continue in a loop past Dow Field with its beautiful mountain views and enjoy a peaceful stroll along the Gale River.

421 Main St, Franconia 03580

603-823-5565 • artwalkfranconianh.org

Franconia Heritage Museum

Browse through a fully furnished 1878 New England farmhouse and view our special exhibits. Open Saturday 1-4 p.m. or by appt., Memorial Day thru last weekend in October. Admission is free; donations are welcome.

553 Main Street, Franconia 03580 603-823-5000 • franconiaareaheritage.org

The New England Ski Museum

Exhibits on ski pioneers, New England Olympians, the 10th Mountain Division, Tuckerman Ravine, classic skis, lost ski areas, local legends, and more. Changing exhibits, free admission, and unique gift shops.

135 Tramway Drive, Franconia 03580

2628 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway 03860

603-823-7177 • newenglandskimuseum.org

Old Man of the Mountain Historic Site

Displays of historic memorabilia and photos related to the care, repair, promotion, and loss of the state’s official symbol. For days and times open, check the website. Free admission.

Located at the base of Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, Franconia Notch off I-93 Exit 34B. 603-823-8800 • oldmannh.org

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The Franconia Inn Activities Center

Offering a wide array of outdoor recreation including warm weather activities like mountain biking, swimming, fishing, tennis, glider rides, and horseback riding. Winter brings popular activities such as horse drawn sleigh rides, snowshoeing, snow tubing, and ice skating. Our own cross-country ski center boasts 65 km of woodsy trails.

1172 Easton Road, Franconia 03580

603-823-5542 • franconiainn.com

Franconia Notch Stables

Enjoy the White Mountains on horseback! Located next to the Franconia Inn, offering group and private horseback and sleigh rides through beautiful fields, forests, and streams.

1172 Easton Road, Franconia 03580 603-823-5058 • franconianotchstables.com

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Franconia Inn

Enjoy an intimate dining experience in our dining room or relax by the fire in Peaks Pub with draft beer, cocktails, or something from our seasonal menus. Also offering outdoor dining in the summer and country breakfasts daily.

1172 Easton Rd Franconia 03580 603-823-5542 • franconiainn.com

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Franconia Basecamp

Franconia Basecamp is an outdoor consignment and retail shop aiming to increase access to the outdoors and give back to our community. We also house a ski tuning shop, bike shop, and rent e-bikes.

262 Main St. Franconia 03580

603-823-2071 • franconiabasecamp.com

REAL ESTATE

Franconia Notch Vacations

The Region’s Direct Booking and Info specialists with area insight to Resorts, Hotels-n-Motels, Vacation Rentals, B&B, Seasonal Rentals, Campgrounds, as well as restaurants, attractions and more. Start exploring and plan your adventure today!

Route 18, Franconia 03580

603-823-2112 • visitfranconianotch.com

The Basin

A large pothole in the Pemigewasset River, the Basin had its beginning at the end of the last Ice Age, approximately 25,000 years ago. It is 30 feet in diameter and 15 feet deep.

The New England Ski Museum collects and exhibits elements of ski history, highlighting the sport’s development from its roots to the appearance of shaped skis in the 1990s. Also, local aspects of ski history such as the career of native racer Bode Miller.

The Franconia Notch Recreation Path is an 8.7 mile paved bike and recreation path that runs the length of Franconia Notch State Park. Ride through beautiful forests and past scenic mountain vistas.

Visitors to Echo Lake Beach, enjoy the beauty of a 39-acre lake with an excellent view. The slopes of Cannon Mountain ski area drop to the edge of the lake, and the view highlights where the Franconia and Kinsman Ranges meet, creating the notch.

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Bethlehem

In the late 1800’s, trains brought city dwellers suffering from hay fever and summer heat to Bethlehem. Noted for its pollen-free air, visitors enjoyed an entire season in the “highest town in New Hampshire”. Today, Bethlehem is a diverse cultural community where residents and visitors can enjoy local art, live music and antiquing , a growing network of mountain biking trails, and plenty of dining .

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Colonial Theatre

The home of arts, film, music and culture in the White Mountains. The 300-seat theater offers state-of-the-art digital projection and surround sound for independent and world cinema, and hosts Grammy award-winning performing artists and family entertainment from May through October—all without losing the intimate charm of a vintage summer theater.

2050 Main Street, Bethlehem 03574

603-869-3422 • bethlehemcolonial.org

The Rocks

Historic landmark, home of the Forest Society’s North Country Education Center and sustainable Christmas tree farm this 1,400-acre property features beautiful views and an extensive trail system. Visit for maple tours, wildflower walks, and more educational programs.

4 Christmas Lane, Route 302, Bethlehem 03574

603-444-6228 • forestsociety.org/the-rocks

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Vintage Market in the Mountains

Vintage Market in the Mountains is a weekend-long event held 3x a year. Featuring antiques, art, clothing, and home décor from 70+ vendors. Live musical performances, food trucks, and beer garden onsite.

3738 Main Street, Bethlehem, NH 03574

603-991-0946 • vintagemarketinthemountains.com

WREN-Local Works Marketplace & Gallery

Shop WREN’s Local Works Marketplace and Gallery and take home a piece of the White Mountains! From scenic photographs to fine art, you will find something to keep your memories of the mountains alive. See ad page 51.

2011 Main St. Bethlehem 03574

603-869-9736 • wrenworks.org

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The Maplewood Golf Club

18-hole Championship Donald Ross golf course, practice green, Pro Shop, lodging, restaurant, wedding and event facilities. Public Welcome!

2691 Main Street, Bethlehem 03574

603-869-3335 • maplewoodgolfresort.com

Bethlehem Visitors Center

2182 Main Street, Bethlehem 03574

603-869-3409 • bethlehemnh.org

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Rek'-lis Brewing Company

Rek'-lis is a destination that goes far beyond beer and food. We are adventurous. We backcountry ski all over the beautiful White Mountains; mountain bike throughout our perfect forests; hike on the trails and bushwack where there are none. We drink beer–great beer, beer that we make with passion, care, and a bit of reklisness. We are your bottom of the mountain beer, end of the trail meal and we're extremely proud of that. Cheers to all your rek’-lis adventures–we'll see you at the bottom! 2085 Main St., Bethlehem 03574  603-869-0167 • reklisbrewing.com

Super Secret Ice Cream

Tiny batch ice cream made from scratch at our shop on Main Street. We use local milk, cream, and seasonal  ingredients to bring you classic and unique flavors. Scoops, pints, ice cream sandwiches, we've got something for everyone. Open year-round, indoor/outdoor seating and we're always baking off a batch of our scratch made waffle cones!

2213 Main St. Bethlehem 03574

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The Wayside Inn & Restaurant

Restaurant and Lounge with delicious family friendly dining and beautiful views overlooking the river and gardens. Affordable menu with something for everyone. Creative seasonal specials prepared by our award-winning chef. 3738 Main St., Bethlehem 03574  603-869-3364 • thewaysideinn.com

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Nestled along the banks of the mighty Ammonoosuc River is one of America’s Best Main Streets

The charming town of Littleton features local eateries and breweries, beloved boutiques, the world’s longest candy counter, and countless outdoor recreation opportunities.

The 100-year-old Opera House marks the true start of Main Street, a stretch packed with independently owned businesses and tax-free shopping . Decorative wrought iron arches along the way mark the entrance to the River District of Littleton. Keep an eye out for an angelic mural located on a downtown brick wall—it’s the perfect selfie spot!

Plan to make a stop at the Littleton Public Library on Main Street to snap a photo with the bronze Pollyanna statue. The beloved character of Pollyanna was created by Littleton author, Eleanor H. Porter, and reminds those

who come upon her likeness to stay positive and to simply “Be Glad”.

After exploring Littleton’s vibrant Main Street community and riverfront, take a detour off the main drag and explore Kilburn Crags, a relatively easy trail that is under 2 miles round trip. Beautiful views of the Presidential Mountain Range await! If you brought your bike, the 19-mile Ammonoosuc Rail Trail begins at Industrial Park Road in Littleton and ends in Woodsville. Rather mountain bike? Check out the PRKR Mountain Trails, which offers a 22-mile trail system for beginners up to advanced riders.

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Weathervane Theatre

Award-winning professional Equity theatre in the North Country bringing Broadway to the White Mountains since 1966. Unique alternating repertory, see a different show almost every night! Presenting 9 productions June through October. 2023 titles include Jersey Boys, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Sweet Charity, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Guys and Dolls, and more. See ad page 54.

389 Lancaster Road, Whitefield 03598

603-837-9010 • weathervanenh.org

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Great Vermont Corn Maze

The Largest Maze in New England and voted one of the Top 10 Mazes in America! 2023 is our 25th year of "corn-fusion". Located 40 minutes north of Franconia Notch, open Aug. 1 thru mid-Oct. Advance online reservations required. Come visit our 26 acres of fun with 2 mazes, 100' of bridges, panoramic views, new surprises each year. Barnyard Golf, PRETENDIN' Play Area. See our website for updates, tickets, and information.

1404 Wheelock Road, Danville VT 05828 802-748-1399 • vermontcornmaze.com

Littleton Coin Company

Serving collectors since 1945. Littleton Coin Company was built by collectors, for collectors. As one of the nation’s largest and oldest coin companies we offer a full range of quality product to meet your collecting needs. Whether you’re adding to your collection, or have one for sale. Call our experts, you’ll be glad you did. Shop our showroom for coins & gifts. Store Hours: Mon-Fri 9am4pm. Please call for store availability.

1309 Mt Eustis Rd, Littleton 03561

1-800-645-3122 • littletoncoin.com/shop/

North Country Climbing Center

The only full-service indoor climbing gym serving the White Mountains of New Hampshire with over 6,000 square feet of varied terrain for all ages and abilities. We offer year-round indoor climbing, outdoor guiding, camps, and more! Open 7 days a week.

2572 US Route 302, Lisbon 03585

603-838-5300 • northcountryclimbing.com

North Country Kayak

Offering guided kayak tours and rentals in the heart of the White Mountains. Trips for all skill levels, gear included. Escape the tourist hotspots. Come enjoy a day on the water with North Country Kayak. Open Wednesday-Sunday: 9 am-4 pm Online reservations available.

Dodge Hill Launch, Old Waterford Road, Littleton, NH 03585

603-562-9864 • northcountrykayak.com

Team O'Neil Rally School

Team O’Neil Rally School courses are the most advanced, exhilarating and fun driving courses in North America. Students learn car control skills on dirt and snow covered roads. Drift driving courses available in warmer months..

178 Miller Road, Dalton 03598

603-444-4488 • teamoneil.com

Vertical Ventures Aviation

Enjoy a thrill of a lifetime over the majestic White Mountains on board our luxurious, climate-controlled helicopters. Services include Aerial photography, sightseeing tours and special events. Call today to book your flight!

5 Airport Rd., Hangar #16, Mount Washington Regional Airport, Whitefield 03598

855-435-9882 • flyvva.com

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Bella Funk Boutique

A hidden treasure in the White Mountains, this upscale boutique features designer clothing and accessories from Mother, Free People, Bella Dahl, Z Supply, and much more!

9 Main Street, Littleton 03561

603-444-6597 • bellafunkboutique.com

Chutters

Discover the sweet life! Home of the WORLD’S LONGEST CANDY COUNTER, visit Chutter’s, where the air is delicious with mouth-watering scents of candy and fresh made fudge. Something for candy lovers young and old in a lively, fun-filled atmosphere. See ad this page. 43 Main Street, Littleton 03561

603-444-5787 • chutters.com

League of NH Craftsmen Fine Craft Gallery–Littleton

Located in the heart of downtown Littleton, find the best selection of fine craft by League of NH Craftsmen. Pottery, jewelry, glass, fiber arts, wall art, and more.

81 Main Street, Littleton 03561

603-444-1099 • littleton.nhcrafts.org

Little Village Toy & Book Shop

Play … Laugh … Learn! Browse our collection of games, toys and puzzles. Our book selection includes adult and children’s fiction, non-fiction, and local interest. All ages welcome here at our friendly neighborhood toy and book shop!

81B Main Street, Littleton 03561

603-444-4869 • littlevillagetoy.com

Littleton Bike & Fitness

Rent, demo & buy mountain, fat, gravel, hybrid, comfort, electric assist & kids bikes. Open year-round. Retail & repair shop in downtown Littleton, steps from the rail trail & nearby mountain biking. The bike shop you would send your friends to.

30 Cottage Street, Suite 2, Littleton 03261

603-444-3437 • littletonbike.com

Littleton Food Co-op

Community-owned marketplace offering natural, organic and conventional foods. Full service delicatessen with fresh, hot prepared foods, specialty cheeses, locally grown produce, wide variety of conventional and artisan wines, and local craft and macro beers. 100% Member

Owned, Operated & Oriented. Connecting people with local farmers, producers and growers since 2009.

43 Bethlehem Road, Littleton 03561

603-444-2800 • littletoncoop.com

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Schilling Beer Co.

Modern, lager-focused European-inspired microbrewery with incomparable riverside setting. Beer-friendly street fare, wood-fired pizzas, epic-draught list & rare bottles. Exclusive branded merchandise available. Downtown Littleton along the Ammonoosuc River.

18 & 26 Mill Street, Littleton 03561

603-444-4800 • schillingbeer.com

Real Estate

Badger Peabody & Smith Realty

Offices in Berlin, Bretton Woods, Franconia, Holderness, Jackson, Littleton, North Conway & Plymouth. We specialize in Northern, Lakes Region and Central NH real estate: residential, land, commercial, and investment. Members of Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio. Open 7 days a week. 603-823-5700 • badgerpeabodysmith.com

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Surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest, the towns of Twin Mountain and Bretton Woods offer year-round outdoor adventure, natural beauty, the Northeast’s highest mountain peak, and boast hundreds of years of hospitality.

Twin Mountain was incorporated in 1832 as the town of Carroll, which includes the villages of Twin Mountain, Bretton Woods, Fabyans, and Crawfords. Early settlers farmed fertile soil and felled the expansive forests. Today, the past informs the present from the long-gone grand hotels to the once thriving logging towns to the town’s historic cemeteries.

Bretton Woods is home to the Omni Mount Washington Resort, where delegates from 44 nations convened in 1944 to establish the World Bank and International Monetary Fund. The signing of the formal documents took place in the Gold Room, located off the hotel lobby and now preserved as a historic site. The distinctive red-roofed hotel is a destination for guests from around the world and offers a veranda ideal for sipping a cup of tea or coffee while enjoying the stunning panoramic mountain views.

The historic Crawford Path ranks as the oldest continuously maintained hiking trail in the United States. Dating back to 1819, the National Recreation Trail runs from Route 302 in Crawford Notch to the 6,288-foot summit of Mount Washington.

Bretton Woods Ski Area is home to the Bretton Woods Skyway, the state’s first 8-person gondola. Open in the winter for skiers and riders, and seasonally for scenic rides with views of Mount Washington and the Presidential Range.

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Nestled in the heart of the White Mountains, our region provides fun and adventure year-round for all ages.

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Bretton Woods Canopy Tour & Adventure Center

For more information, visit TwinMountain.org

The year-round Canopy Tour is a high-flying adventure with 9 zip lines and spectacular views and is one of Yankee Magazine’s Editors’ Picks for Unforgettable Guided Adventures. For a more relaxing experience, enjoy a scenic Gondola Ride up to Rosebrook Lodge for amazing views, offered seasonally year-round. In the warmer months, enjoy the great outdoors on the guided West Wall Climb, mountain biking, disc golf, and more. See ad on page 59. 99 Ski Area Road, Bretton Woods 03575 603-278-3320 • brettonwoods.com

Omni Mount Washington Resort

Designed by the legendary Donald Ross, the meticulously restored 18-hole Mount Washington Course has been named NH’s #1 “Best Course You Can Play” since 2009 by Golfweek! The 9-hole Mount Pleasant Course also offers challenging and scenic play. See ad page 59. Route 302, Bretton Woods 03575 603-278-GOLF (4563) • brettonwoods.com

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Celli’s Pizzeria-Twin Mountain

Celli’s Pizzeria specializes in wholesome, homemade comfort food and hand-tossed pizza. Our mission is to provide New Hampshire’s North Country with high-quality cuisine in a casual setting in the heart of the White Mountains!

100 U.S. Rt. 302 E Twin Mountain 03596 603-846-5510 • cellispizzeria.com

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92 School Street, Carroll 03598

800-245-TWIN • twinmountain.org

Set amid the farms and forests of northern New Hampshire, Jefferson is home to the oldest 18-hole golf course in the state, a Christmas theme park that has been family-owned and operated for 70 years, and endless miles of trails and panoramic views of the Presidential Range. Lancaster started as an 18th century mill town and today is a rural village with a boutique Main Street, 4-season outdoor recreation, and a 420-acre state park.

Head to the top of the stone fire tower on Mount Prospect in Weeks State Park for a 360-degree view of the Northern White Mountains. The John Wingate Weeks House Museum is open to the public and there are many trails to explore the 446-acre property.

Everyone wants to see a moose! One of the questions we get asked the most here in the White Mountains is, “where can I see a moose?” While it’s not an exact science, the best time to catch a glimpse of these majestic giants is dusk and dawn, and your chances of seeing one are even higher if you make the drive to Route 3N, 115, and 2.

Nestled beneath the mountains north of the Presidential Range, Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge has been called one of the crown jewels of New Hampshire’s landscape. The ponds, wetlands, and forests of this refuge support a wide variety of ecological features. Hike one of the many hiking trails, or bring your bike and explore the scenic and well-maintained section of the Presidential Rail Trail that meanders through the refuge.

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Weeks State Park

On the summit of Mt. Prospect in Lancaster is the summer estate of John Wingate Weeks, the U.S. Congressman who led the charge to establish the Weeks Act of 1911 to create our National Forest system. The hiking trails provide year-round activity for all ages and lead to a spectacular view from the summit. 200 Week's State Park Road, Lancaster 03584 603-788-4004

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Cross New Hampshire Adventure Trail

The XNHAT is an 83-mile scenic route for bicyclists and walkers that spans the Northern counties of the state from the Connecticut River to Maine. It is comprised of a linear connection of existing rail trails, recreation paths, dirt, and paved roads. xnhat.org

Lancaster Fair

Come to the 152nd Lancaster Fair, Aug. 31-Sept. 4, 2023. It’s the best fun-filled family event in northern New Hampshire, featuring agricultural activities, a large midway, 4 -H exhibits, motorized competitions, food, and music. Parking is free.

516 Main St., Route 3, Lancaster 03584 603-788-4531 • lancasterfair.com

Muddy Paw Sled Dog Kennel

Experience the White Mountains like never before!

We offer year-round, hands-on, dog sledding adventures. Participants ages 2+ are welcome. Come meet and greet the sled dogs, hear their stories & embark on a scenic ride. 32 Valley Road, Jefferson 03583

603-545-4533 • dogslednh.com

New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition

The NHRTC promotes the development, maintenance, and active use of New Hampshire’s railroad corridors. Our goal is to have a world class system of rail trails for all to enjoy over 4 seasons of recreational use. nhrtc.org

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Fuller’s Sugarhouse

Family-owned and operated—producing award-winning maple products. Sugarhouse tours available. 267 Main Street, Lancaster 03584 877-788-2719 • fullerssugarhouse.com

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Waterwheel Breakfast & Gift House

Fifteen minutes to Santa’s Village, Gorham, Lancaster and Twin Mountain. Known for our 10" pancakes, large portions, and reasonable prices. NH made gifts, fudge, and maple syrup.

1955 Presidential Hwy., Route 2, Jefferson 03583 603-586-4313 • waterwheelnh.com

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Berlin, located along the Androscoggin River, and known as the “City that Trees Built” was once the center of the papermaking industry. Today, Berlin offers visitors a chance to experience the outdoors by various means, including foot, pedal power, ATV, snowmobile, raft, guided moose tour, and more.

Where Routes 2 and 16 meet is Gorham. When the Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad arrived in the 1850s, the town became a tourist destination and it remains so today. Interesting shops, fabulous restaurants, and nearby recreation opportunities make it a great place to plan a stay.

Jericho Mountain State Park ATV, UTV, and snowmobile enthusiasts alike will enjoy miles of trails and scenic outlooks throughout the park.

Pinkham Notch Route 16 travels through this northern mountain pass that separates the Presidential Range from the Wildcat Range. Many hikers choose to start their ascent of Mount Washington from Pinkham Notch, while adventurous, experienced skiers test their skills in Tuckerman Ravine, and those on the hunt for a scenic waterfall make the short trek to Glen Ellis Falls.

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Gorham Historical Society Museum

Generally open Wed.-Sat., 10 am-3 pm, early spring-late fall or by arrangement. Call for hours. Admission by donation. 1907 GTRR depot museum with town and railroad history. Model railroad in a boxcar, steam era exhibit, Baldwin steam engine, diesel locomotive, Russell snowplow, caboose and other equipment on display.

25 Railroad Street, Gorham 03581 • 603-466-5338

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Gorham Moose Tours

Let us take you on a 3 hour tour in one of our comfortable tour buses. Enjoy a guided wildlife adventure on the North Country’s longest running tour. We know just where to find MOOSE!

69 Main Street, Gorham 03581

603-466-3103

• gorhammoosetours.org

Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center

At the base of the Mt. Washington Auto Road, embark on a guided kayak trip along serene rivers of northern NH with brilliant mountain views and abundant wildlife. Bring your own bike or rent one, walk, or hike  along on our scenic trail system with amazing vistas of the Presidential Mountain Range. See ad page 81.

1 Mt Washington Auto Rd., Gorham 03581 603-466-3988 • greatglentrails.com

Northeast Snowmobile & ATV Rentals, Polaris Premier Adventures

Polaris Premier Adventures: Snowmobiles. Side x Sides, as well as on-road Sling Shots rentals. We have two great locations for the best experience: Gorham, NH and Fryeburg, ME. Enjoy amazing views, well-marked trails, and the friendliest locals.

177 Main Street, Gorham 03581 800-458-1838 • northeastsnowmobile.com

ANDROSCOGGIN VALLEY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Androscoggin Valley is Your Destination for Endless Outdoor Recreation! ANDROSCOGGINVALLEYCHAMBER.COM

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The Great North Woods is New Hampshire’s wildest region. From this remote outpost, visitors can explore the northernmost reaches of the White Mountain National Forest, where endless acres await. Take an ATV or snowmobile out on the trail. Pack up your fishing gear and head to a local pond. Kayak down a river or climb a mountain. Along the way, you just might encounter the wildlife that this part of Coos County is famed for.

Moose Alley, located along Route 3, is the place to be if you’re looking to spot one of the state’s iconic ungulates. Local tour companies offer dusk excursions specifically geared towards moose sightings. We recommend paying special attention to watery hollows along the roadway or driving along Route 16 near Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge and Thirteen Mile Woods.

In addition to being home to the magnificent moose, the Great North Woods is also home to Dixville Notch, the tiny town that is first in the nation to cast its votes during the U.S. presidential election.

Driving through the notch, take note of the historic Balsams Resort. This is one of the few remaining grand hotels in the region, and while it is shuttered for the time being, its iconic red roofed structure is perfect for a few quick roadside photos on the shores of Lake Gloriette.

Beaver Falls is another easily accessible stop for photos, while a hike up to Table Rock yields impressive valley views.

Lodging in this region ranges from backcountry camping to rural campgrounds and local inns.

SHOP

Potato Barn Antiques

Our 35th season! Barn full of antiques and collectables. Specializing in vintage clothing, costume jewelry, lamps, lighting and repair. Official Aladdin Lamp dealer and old tools.

Route 3, Northumberland 03584 • 603-636-2611 ladyslippervintage.com • potatobarnantiques.com

North Country Chamber of Commerce

104 Main Street, Suite 206, Colebrook 03576 603-237-8939 • chamberofthenorthcountry.com

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Presidential Mountain Resort

1108 Main Street, Bethlehem 03574

Nestled in the White Mountains, PMR is a luxury cabin experience for year-round vacationers. Our modern, rustic style log cabins emit a warm, clean, cozy feel to our guests. Located minutes from snowmobile trails and award-winning ski resorts.

603-253-2222

presidentialmountainresort.com

Adair Country Inn & Restaurant

80 Guider Lane, Bethlehem 03574

Your romantic Colonial Revival Inn is on 200 acres designed by the Olmsted brothers. The 11 antique filled guest rooms with fireplaces and an intimate restaurant await your special getaway.

603-444-2600 adairinn.com

The Chandler at White Mountains

30 Arlington Street, Bethlehem 03574

NH’s finest luxury mainstay. Experience all the area has to offer from the perfect location in the White Mountains. This New Hampshire hotel is the perfect getaway for the whole family, or for a romantic stay with your favorite someone.

603-869-7777 chandlernh.com

The Wayside Inn

3738 Main Street, Bethlehem 03574 Riverside lodging and dining. Fourteen spacious rooms in Inn with private baths and AC. 12 rooms in lodge with balconies, private baths, TV, WiFi and AC. Daily rate: Starting at $128 d.o.

603-869-3364 • 800-448-9557 thewaysideinn.com

Appalachian Mountain Club’s Highland Center

Route 302, Bretton Woods 03575

Surrounded by 4,000-footers in Crawford Notch, the Highland Center is AMC’s premier destination in the White Mountains, offering hearty meals, complimentary activities, and use of our gear borrowing library.

603-466-2727

outdoors.org

Bretton Woods Vacations

9 Remick Lane, Bretton Woods 03575

With unparalleled customer service and the largest selection of vacation homes in the area–from secluded log cabins to luxury slopeside condos–we can help you find the perfect home for your White Mountains vacation! See ad page 55.

603-389-2121

brettonwoodsvacations.com

Omni Mount Washington

Resort & Bretton Arms Inn

Route 302, Bretton Woods 03575

New England’s grand resort, home to NH’s largest ski area, full service spa, 2 golf courses & year round canopy tour! Stay at historic Omni Mount Washington Hotel or the Omni Bretton Arms Inn. See ad page 59.

800-843-6664

omnihotels.com/mountwashington

Best Western White Mountain Inn

87 Wallace Hill Road, Franconia 03580

Mountain views, warm hospitality in beautiful Franconia Village. Queen, king, microwave, fridge, in-room coffee, flat screen TV, fitness room, indoor pool. Free Hot Breakfast. See ad page 49.

603-823-7422

Bestwestern.com/whitemountaininn

Franconia Inn

1172 Easton Road, Franconia 03580

Situated on 65 acres in the picturesque White Mountains, the Franconia Inn affords breathtaking views of Mount Lafayette, the Kinsman Mountains, and Franconia Notch. This cozy inn’s convenient location provides easy accessibility to all area activities.

603-823-5542 franconiainn.com

Gale River Motel & Cottages

1 Main Street, Rt. 18, Franconia 03580 Spacious rooms with 2 dbl. beds, in room coffee, fridge, AC, WiFi. Comfortable cottages sleep up to 6. Full kitchen, Outdoor Pool and Hot Tub. Indoor Jacuzzi. Picnic area and playground. $55-$200 d.o. Cottages $140–$220, $900/wk

603-823-5655 galerivermotel.com

Mittersill Alpine Resort

193 Mittersill Road, Franconia 03580

A great vacation spot and family get-away! Located in scenic Franconia Notch. Minutes from area mountains, seasonal attractions, nearby great trails, and many outdoor adventures! Adjacent to Cannon Mountain.

603-823-5511 mittersillresort.com

Stonybrook Motel & Lodge

1098 Profile Road, Franconia 03580

Voted #1 Best Base For Touring

Franconia Notch–New England Travel Guide. 8 acres with mountain views, indoor heated pools, alpine stream, picnic areas, grills, gameroom. Nearest motel to Cannon Mountain.

603-823-5800 stonybrookmotel.com

The Glen House

979 Route 16, Gorham 03581

A new 4-season destination located at the base of the Mt. Washington Auto Road. Inspired by the past and designed for the future offering modern amenities, a full-service restaurant, and flexible indoor & outdoor meeting & event space.

603-466-3420 theglenhouse.com

Top Notch Inn

265 Main Street, Gorham 03581

Located in the heart of the White Mountains, near all attractions! Completely renovated in 2022. Minutes from many popular hiking trails and the largest ATV trail system in the US. Access to over 1400 miles of connected ATV trails close by.

603-466-5496 topnotchinn.com

Town & Country Inn and Resort

20 Route 2, Gorham/Shelburne 03581

A complete destination resort in the North Country. 160 rooms, Dining Room and Lounge. Indoor Pool, Jacuzzi, Sauna and Steam. Seasonal Packages. Children stay free. Near Attractions. Rates: $68-$165.

603-466-3315 • 800-325-4386 townandcountryinn.com

Jefferson Inn

6 Renaissance Lane, Jefferson 03583

Year-round, pet friendly B&B with 11 rooms, including family suites, each with private bath. Complimentary full breakfast. FREE Wi-Fi. Just 1 mile from Santa’s Village. Direct access to snowmobile / hiking trails.

603-586-7998 • 800-729-7908 jeffersoninn.com

Josselyn’s Getaway Log Cabins

306 North Road, Jefferson 03583

Year-round rustic cabins. Spacious, one of a kind, handcrafted log homes for any type of getaway: family vacations, group gatherings or romantic getaways. Sleeps 2-12, fireplace, TV, heat, showers & phone.

603-586-4507 • 800-586-4507 josselyns.com

Cabot

Inn & Suites

200 Portland Street, Lancaster 03584

75 room Inn & Suites, complimentary continental breakfast, heated indoor pool, free WiFi, fitness center, game room and playground. Just 4 miles to Santa's Village. See ad page 57.

603-788-3346 • 800-960-2100 cabotinnandsuites.com

The Lancaster Motel

112 Main Street, Lancaster 03584

Downtown Lancaster, steps to restaurants, shops, theatre. Nostalgic 50’s motel with modern amenities: WIFI, Cable, fridge, and microwave. Kitchenettes. FREE Continental Breakfast. Snowmobile trail (Corridor 5) at your door. Bar / banquet rooms.

603-788-4921

thelancastermotel.com

Country Log Cabins

Lisbon 03585

Private log cabins with wood burning fireplaces, kitchens, and outdoor fire pits. Enjoy the wildlife in this quiet, peaceful spot in the White Mountains. Starting at $195 per night.

603-728-8100

Eastgate Inn

At I-93, Exit 41, Littleton 03561

Convenient to Cannon Mountain, Bretton Woods and the White Mountains Attractions. 40 clean rooms, Flat screen TV, WiFi, Telephone, Microwave, Continental Breakfast, coffee. Open Year Round.

603-444-3971

eastgateinnnh.com

Hampton Inn by Hilton

Off I-93, Exit 42, Littleton 03561

Hampton Inn Littleton offers NE’s best Ski & Stay and seasonal vacation packages. Located just minutes from Cannon and Bretton Woods, the hotel is close to everything, but far from expensive. Indoor pool, fitness center & game room.

603-444-0025

littleton.hamptoninn.com

Thayers Inn

111 Main Street, Littleton 03561

A historic landmark hotel dedicated to providing modern comforts, lifestyle convenience and old world charm. We offer first-class accommodations, memorable events, friendly service, and easy access to all local attractions.

603-444-6469

thayersinn.com

Inn

at Oxbow Acres

877 Milan Road, Milan 03588

Featuring mountain views, clean, comfortable beds, beautiful gardens, and a relaxing atmosphere. Six rooms, rainfall showers, hearty meals, and great coffee make it the perfect setting for getaways, gatherings, and weddings.

603-449-6646

oxbowacresnh.com

AMC’s Joe Dodge Lodge

Route 16, Pinkham Notch 03581

Nestled in the heart of Pinkham Notch at the base of Mount Washington, the AMC’s historic Joe Dodge Lodge is the basecamp for some of the region’s best outdoor adventures, offering hearty meals, educational programs, and easy trail access.

603-466-2727 outdoors.org

The Sunset Hill House

231 Sunset Hill Road, Sugar Hill 03586

Spacious guest rooms and suites, some with fireplaces, decks and/or Jacuzzi tubs, all with spectacular mountain views. On site tavern and restaurant, outdoor pool, 9 hole golf course, snowshoeing and nordic skiing.

603-823-7244 innatsunsethill.com

Allegory Inn

222 Rte. 3 South, Twin Mountain 03595 White Mtns, clean & comfy. 7 rooms w/ private baths, WiFi, 40" cable/smart TVs. Shared family rooms & kitchenette w/ coffee & tea. Store, chill, & reheat food. On snowmobile trail, skiing, hiking, Mt. Washington, golf, & more. Book Online!

603-846-8047 allegoryinn.com

Carlson’s Lodge

330 Rt. 302 West, Twin Mountain 03595

Experience mountain adventures just beyond our doors or relax on the porch and enjoy spectacular views. Spacious rooms. Free WiFi. Outdoor pool. 2022 Certificate of Excellence. See website for more info and details.

603-846-5501 carlsonslodge.com

Carroll Motel & Cottages

73 Route 3S, Twin Mountain 03595

We offer 2-3 bedroom cottages w/full kitchen, living rooms & gas fireplaces, cozy cottages w/screened porches, along w/motel rooms & suites w/charm & unique themes. Heated pool, AC, flat screen TVs, WIFI & large playground.

603-846-5553

carrollmotelandcottages.com

Four Seasons Motor Inn

512 Route 3, Twin Mountain 03595

Modern motel, breathtaking views, picnic area, AC, TV, coffee, pool, nonsmoking, kids free, no pets. Game room, sundeck, hike, bike, golf, birding & ski. Internet, WiFi, relax. Welcome Home.

603-846-5708 • 800-228-5708 4seasonsmotorinn.com

364 Route 3, Twin Mountain 03595

Supreme view of the White Mts. 5-BR house sleeps 10. 1-2 BR cottages with kitch. Liv./din. areas. Screened porch. 4 motel units. We are Pet Friendly. $10 fee for pets.

603-846-5561 johnsonsmotel.com

Patio Motor Court

952 Route 3, Twin Mountain 03595

1 & 2-bedroom cottages with enclosed porches, kitchen, full bath, AC, CATV, pool, playground, free gameroom. WiFi. Close to attractions & activities. Snowmobiling and skiing.

603-846-5515 thepatio.com

Profile Deluxe Motel

580 Route 3, Twin Mountain 03595

Enjoy the unique personal service of our family-owned motel. Smoke-free property. AC, coffee, fridge, micro, TV & WiFi. Seasonal heated pool. Yesterday’s charm with today’s comfort! Check us out on TripAdvisor.

RV Park

554 Route 3S Twin Mountain 03595

The perfect location to explore the White Mountains. Recently updated 1-3 room cottages. Some with kitchens. Full hookup RV Park w/ large pull-thru sites. Large pool, Cable TV, Wi-Fi, and Laundry available.

101 Mountain View Rd, Whitefield 03598

One of America’s truly grand hotels. AAA

Four Diamond rated and member of Historic Hotels of America. Award-winning Spa, romantic dining, indoor & outdoor pools, golf, daily activities, and working farm. Inquire about our seasonal pkgs.

• 800-682-7222 profiledeluxe.com

603-846-5522

603-846-5574

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855-521-6943

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Johnson’s Motel & Cottages

Twin Mountain Motor Court &

Mountain View Grand Resort

Apple Hill Campground

647 Maple St, Rt. 142, Bethlehem 03574

The perfect place to enjoy the “family experience.” Modern restrooms, rec. room, store, tenting area, 3-way pull-thru hook-ups, dump station, LP gas.

Rate: $25+ (2 adults & children under 12). Reservations suggested. (limited Nov-Apr).

603-869-2238 • 800-284-2238 applehillcamping.com

Fransted Family Campground

974 Profile Rd., Rt. 18, Franconia 03580

A clean, quiet campground in a natural setting. We offer five different types of campsites for your camping pleasure.

Open May 13th-October 10th.

Rates: $40-$70

603-823-5675 franstedcampground.com

Israel River Campground

111 Israel’s River Rd., Jefferson 03583

Friendly people, great camping, beautiful sights & relaxation await you. General Store, pool, water & electric, full hookups, restrooms w/showers, rec. room and picnic areas. Open Year Round. Winter sites available. From $40+.

603-586-7977

israelrivercampground.com

Jefferson Campground

1468 Presidential Hwy, Jefferson 03583

Amazing mountain views with great Wi-Fi!

Minutes from Santa’s Village & close to all White Mountain Attractions. Amenities: 77 sites with full hook-ups, water/electric, tent area w/ picnic tables & fire rings, pool, playground, laundry, camp store.

603-586-4510

jeffersoncampground.com

The Lantern Resort

Motel & Campground

571 Presidential Hwy., Jefferson 03583

A family resort with mountain views. Accommodates campers of all sizes. Two heated pools, free Wifi, laundry facilities, in season nightly activities for the family. Santa’s Village is right across the street.

603-586-7151 thelanternresort.com

Mountain Lake Camping Resort

485 Prospect St., Rt. 3, Lancaster 03584

10 minutes to Santa’s Village. Log Cabins, Yurt, Tipi rentals, lake, waterslides, heated pool, kayak & paddle boat rentals, fishing, playgrounds, planned activities, 50/30/20, full hook-up and tent sites, free WiFi.

603-788-4509

mtnlakecampingresort.com

Roger’s Campground and Motel

Route 2, Lancaster 03584

Family & Pet friendly Campground. Only 4 miles from Santa’s Village. RV and Tent sites, Cabins & Motels. 2 Pools, Playground, Arcade, Ball Courts, Laundromat, Wi-Fi, Propane and Store.

603-788-4885

rogerscampground.com

Littleton/Franconia Notch

KOA Kampground

2154 Route 302, Lisbon 03585

Beautiful riverside campground. Spacious FHU, W/E, Kamping Kabins, Tent sites, Cabins w/bathrooms. CTV, heated pool, store, gameroom, WiFi, playground. Rates: $40-$70 cabins $60-$150.

603-838-5525 • 800-562-5836 littletonkoa.com

Crazy Horse Family Campground

788 Hilltop Road, Littleton 03561

3-season camping nestled in the mountains; 175 forested and open sites, 30/50 amp, w/e, w/e/s; WiFi; tenting; sparkling facilities, pool, playground, kid's fishing pond; store, propane, laundry. Big Rig friendly.

603-444-2204

crazyhorsenh.com

Timberland Campground

809 US Rte. 2, Shelburne 03581

Enjoy our wooded campground, heated pool, WiFi, beautiful mountain views, and Riverwalk trails. 15 minutes from Mt. Washington, 30 minutes from Story Land and Santa’s Village. Offering RV and Tent sites, & Cabin and RV rentals.

603-466-3872

timberlandcampgroundnh.com

White Birches Camping Park

218 Route 2, Shelburne 03581

100+ wooded & grassy sites, w/e, full hook-up, pull-thrus, tent sites. Camping shelter. Heated pool, showers, playground, laundry, canoe/kayak rentals. Cabins. WiFi. Daily, monthly & seasonal sites.

603-466-2022

whitebirchescamping.com

Along the River

Campground & Cabins

373 Rte. 302W, Twin Mountain 03595 Dog friendly and clean on the River. Wifi, pool, by Cog, Mt. Wash., Notches, Kanc, fish/hike/golf/bike, & attrcns. Full hookup RV sites, river & tent sites, roadside cabins. Book online for winter & summer camping!

603-846-1026

alongtheriverNH.com

Beech Hill

Campground & Cabins

970 Rte. 302 W, Twin Mountain 03595

Over 145 wooded sites, tent, water, elect., 50/30/20, CTV, Big rig friendly, camping cabins, store, rec room, dump station, LP Gas, laundry, free showers, Indoor htd. pool, playground & more! WiFi. Rate $43+.

603-846-5521

beechhill.com

Twin Mountain Campground

100 Route 302E, Twin Mountain 03595 Four Season family recreation in the heart of the White Mountains of NH. Spacious wooded and riverfront camp sites. On-site Trading Post and Pizzeria. Tents, RV’s, Camping Cabins and Lodge Cabins. “Experience the Difference!”

603-846-5513

twinmountaincampground.com

Twin Mountain / Mount Washington KOA

100 Rte. 302E, Twin Mountain 03595

Minutes to NH’s best outdoor Family Fun! Full-service with Cabins, Caboose, 50 AMP and patio pull thru sites, Glamping Tents, Big Rig friendly, wooded tent sites and heated pool.

603-846-5559 or 800-562-9117

twinmountainkoa.com

White Mountain National Forest Campgrounds in the Northern White Mountains

ZEALAND VALLEY

ZEALAND CAMPGROUND Rte. 302, 3 mi. east of Twin Mountain. 11 sites.

SUGARLOAF I CAMPGROUND Rte. 302, 3 mi. east of Twin Mountain. 29 sites.

SUGARLOAF II CAMPGROUND Rte. 302, 3 mi. east of Twin Mountain. 32 sites.

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Walden Campervans

20 Sonar Drive, Woburn, MA 01801

Fully outfitted campervan rentals to inspire your next great adventure through the White Mountains of New Hampshire and beyond! Pickup location is 10 miles North of Boston in Woburn, MA. Book online! waldencampervans.com

DOLLY COPP CAMPGROUND Rte. 16, Pinkham Notch, 6 mi. south of Gorham. 177 sites.

BARNES FIELD GROUP CAMPGROUND Rte.16, Pinkham Notch, 6 mi. south of Gorham. 11 sites. SOUTH POND RECREATIONAL AREA Rte. 110 in Stark. Day use only. Swimming, boating, picnic.

EVANS NOTCH

HASTINGS CAMPGROUND Rte. 113, 3 mi. south of Rte. 2 in Gilead, Maine. 24 sites.

WILD RIVER CAMPGROUND Wild River Rd., 5 mi. from Rte. 113, 3 mi. south of Rte. 2 in Gilead, ME. 12 sites.

COLD RIVER CAMPGROUND Rte. 113, 8 mi. north of Stow, ME. 14 sites.

BASIN CAMPGROUND Rte. 113, 8 mi. north of Stow, ME. 21 wooded sites.

For information regarding these (and other) campgrounds in the National Forest, call 888-CAMPSNH. For more information and reservations, visit online at www.icampnh.com

When you're in the mountains, one thing is certain: you're going to see the highs and lows...of elevation! The 100mile White Mountains Loop and iconic Kancamagus Highway will bring you over

summits, across rivers, and along all kinds of scenic twists and turns. It's a great place to start. But if you really want to see this region and fall in love with it from head to toe, we invite you to explore the White Mountains from Valley to Summit. Our 18 Major Attractions will help get you there!

CAVES

NATURE WALK

TRAIN TRIP (ELEV. VARIES)

AMUSEMENT PARK

ON-MOUNTAIN ACTIVITIES

SCENIC SKY RIDE

Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway

Mt. Washington Auto Road

Mount Washington Cog Railway

Santa's Village

Wildcat Mountain

REACH THE SUMMIT FOR MELLOW ADVENTURERS FOR ADRENALINE FIENDS

WESTERN

Alpine Adventures

Clark's Bears

Hobo Railroad

Flume Gorge

Loon Mountain Resort

Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves

Polar Caves Park

Whale's Tale Waterpark

Attitash Mountain Resort

Conway Scenic Railroad

Cranmore Mountain Resort

Living Shores Aquarium

Story Land

Scan QR code for more Major Attraction info.

Gain some perspective on your prospective journey. Get a bird's-eye view of the White Mountains on pg. 124!

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EASTERN WHITE MOUNTAINS EASTERN WHITE MOUNTAINS

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With thousands of acres of striking natural landscapes, discover the variety of adventures that await in the White Mountains Region.

From biking to ATVing, fishing to camping, there’s more lasting memories to create with New Hampshire State Parks.

DISCOVERY AWAITS AT NHSTATEPARKS.ORG

NH STATE PARKS IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

CRAWFORD NOTCH STATE PARK*

1464 U.S. Rte 302, Hart’s Location (603) 374-2272

ECHO LAKE STATE PARK CATHEDRAL LEDGE STATE PARK 68 Echo Lake Rd, Conway (603) 356-2672

EISENHOWER MEMORIAL WAYSIDE PARK

3069 U.S. Rte 302, Carroll (603) 227-8745

FOREST LAKE STATE PARK 397 Forest Lake Rd, Dalton (603) 837-9150

FRANCONIA NOTCH STATE PARK I-93 Exits 34A–34C (603) 823-8800

THE FLUME GORGE (603) 745-8391

LAFAYETTE PLACE CAMPGROUND (603) 823-9513

JERICHO MOUNTAIN STATE PARK 298 Jericho Lake Rd, Berlin (603) 752-4758

LIVERMORE FALLS RECREATION AREA 86 Livermore Rd, Holderness (603) 238-9284

MADISON BOULDER NATURAL AREA 473 Boulder Rd, Madison (603) 227-8745

MOOSE BROOK STATE PARK* 30 Jimtown Rd, Gorham (603) 466-3860

MOUNT WASHINGTON STATE PARK* 1598 Mt. Washington Auto Rd, Sargent’s Purchase (603) 466-3347

WEEKS STATE PARK AND HISTORIC SITE 304 Prospect St, Lancaster (603) 788-4004

WHITE LAKE STATE PARK 94 State Park Rd, Tamworth (603) 323-7350

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MAJOR ATTRACTIONS

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Attitash Mountain Resort

800-223-7669

Conway Scenic Railroad

603-356-5251

Living Shores Aquarium

603-383-4186

Cranmore Mountain Resort

800-SUN-N-SKI

Story Land

603-383-4186

The Mount Washington Valley, or simply “The Valley” as it is locally known, is a four-season outdoor recreationist’s playground. While the vast mountain landscape drew artists and city-dwellers here in the 1800’s, it continues to draw visitors from all over the world for skiing, rock climbing, hiking, and photo-taking.

Along with the incredible mountain backdrops, the Valley is also home to pristine lakes for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing, beautiful waterfalls, historic covered bridges, and don’t forget tax-free shopping at local boutique shops, specialty shops, and outlet malls.

Whitaker Woods Owned by the town of Conway, this 4-season trail system offers a little something for every type of outdoor enthusiast. In the summer and fall, grab a pair of sneakers (and your dog, if you have one!) and enjoy a walk in the fresh air. If winter is when you shine, be sure to pack your cross country skis, snowshoes, or fat bike and enjoy the varied terrain.

The new 2.9-mile multi-use and nonmotorized Mount Washington Valley Rec Path located in North Conway provides individuals of all ages and abilities an enjoyable and recreational transportation alternative. The path includes access to local businesses and connections to certain hiking trailheads and mountain biking trails..

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WHITAKER WOODS

Located between the Lakes and White Mountains regions, Tamworth is a historic town founded in 1766 that encompasses the villages of Tamworth, Chocorua, Whittier, South Tamworth, and Wonalancet. Tamworth is home to Lake Chocorua, White Lake, flowing brooks and rivers, streams and ponds, and the oldest repertory theatre in the United States.

When driving Route 16 in Tamworth, it’s difficult to ignore the commanding view of Mount Chocorua with serene Lake Chocorua in the foreground. Be sure to pull over and take a stroll along the wooden bridge to get the perfect photo. You’ll understand why this is one of the most photographed mountains in America. You’ll often see kayakers, canoeists, and swimmers enjoying the refreshing lake. Try to spot New Hampshire’s abbreviation, “NH”, constructed somewhere in the bridge.

In addition to its stunning scenery, this part of the White Mountains is filled with charming reminders of the past. Take your time traveling through quaint villages complemented by stone walls, churches, and farmland; it’s beautiful year-round, but particularly in the fall! Along the way, be on the lookout for the historic marker in Wonalancet, detailing the history of the Chinook sled dog, which was first bred in NH and is now the state dog. The Ossipee Mountains are now a hiker’s paradise, but this mountain range was once an ancient volcano range. Some popular peaks are Mt. Shaw, Mt. Roberts, and Bald Knob.

ARTS + CULTURE

The Barnstormers Theatre

Located in the scenic village of Tamworth, the Barnstormers is one of the longest-running professional summer theaters in the country. Today, it is one of three Equity theatres in New Hampshire and provides the region with brilliant summer theatre.

104 Main Street, Tamworth 03886

603-323-8500 • barnstormerstheatre.org

League of NH CraftsmenCenter Sandwich Fine Craft Gallery

Discover historic Sandwich in the foothills of the White Mountains! The gallery showcases fine handmade products and offers art education. Sign up for summer classes and shop for local NH-made crafts: pottery, prints, wood, glass, jewelry, basketry, fiber arts, photography, and more. Open mid-May through mid-October

32 Main Street, Center Sandwich 03227

603-284-6831 • centersandwich.nhcrafts.org

Tin Mountain Conservation Center

Enjoy over 300 acres of land, miles of trails, and year-round outdoor activities. At our Albany property, explore the accessible Nature Trail, Chase Pond, and the Nature Learning Center. Climb Tin Mountain at the Field Station in Jackson for incredible views.

1245 Bald Hill Road, Albany 03818

603-447-6991 tinmountain.org

SERVICES

White Mountain Print Distribution Brochures and print distributor to the White Mountains region.

Ossipee 03890 • 603-387-6323

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This four-season recreation destination is the perfect base for your vacation. When recreating on one of the Valley’s many lakes or sitting by a campfire at one of the area’s campgrounds, you’re never far from a variety of hotels, restaurants, ski resorts, or outlet shopping.

North Conway Makes the List!

North Conway continues to WOW the editors of USA Today’s 10 Best along with visitors and locals alike. In 2022, North Conway made the Top 10 for “Best Ski Town” and “Best Small Town for Adventure”.

North Conway is a major rock-climbing destination, particularly Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledges, and is home to the renowned International Mountain Climbing School.

Shoppers will find great deals at the over 100 big name factory outlet stores at Settlers Green or take home a unique treasure at one of the local shops along Main Street in the Village.

Schouler Park in North Conway Village is a great place to enjoy a picnic lunch, toss a frisbee, or enjoy a variety of special events. Take in a concert in the summer or bring the kids over to the playground to burn off some energy. Watch trains come and go from the Victorian train station of the Conway Scenic Railroad and stop at the Eastern Slope Branch of the New England Ski Museum to learn about the history of skiing in the region.

ARTS + CULTURE

Granite Outdoor Alliance

Granite Outdoor Alliance (GOA) is a membership-based business alliance of over 100 companies supporting New Hampshire's outdoor industry. Our members include manufacturers, guides, retailers, hospitality groups, nonprofits, individuals, and families, committed to enhancing a sustainable and inclusive outdoor economy. graniteoutdooralliance.org

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D Playhouse

At the Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse, a stunning, historic venue in the heart of North Conway Village. Celebrating its 23rd year of live, year-round comedy, drama, and musical productions. M&D offers accessible theatre to all with low- to no-cost ticket options.

2760 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway, NH 03860 603-733-5275 • mdplayhouse.com

White Mountains Pride

A local non-profit dedicated to celebrating the diversity of sexual orientation and gender identity for all lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) people and their allies in the White Mountains region.

North Conway, NH 03860

603-356-5502 • whitemountainspride.com

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Mystery NH

Mystery NH is a fun and exciting, immersive, real-life escape room experience, located in the heart of beautiful Mount Washington Valley. With 60 minutes on the clock, you and your team must find clues, open locks, solve puzzles, and decrypt messages in order to unravel the mystery and “escape” the room. The only tool you will need is your brain.

50 White Mountain Hwy., North Conway 03860 603-730-5009 • mysterynh.com

North Conway Moose Safari Moose Tour

Evening 3.5 + hour moose tour with approx. 8pm departure. Partial schedule late May-October. Price varies. Now in our 17th season.

Norcross Circle, North Conway 03860

603-662-3159 • mwvmoosetours.com

Saco River Tubing Center

Enjoy a relaxing day floating down the crystal clear waters of the Saco River. Saco River averages 3 feet deep with some rapids, sandy beaches and rope swings. See ad page 82.

558 White Mountain Hwy., North Conway 03818 603-447-4275 • sacorivertubing.com

Dahl Wildlife Sanctuary

What was once farmland in the 1800’s is now a 56-acre sanctuary located on the Saco River. Walk the 1.5 miles of trails that meander through a forest, field, and wetlands and enjoy varying types of wildlife and vegetation along the way.

Tin Mountain Conservation With over 500 acres of land between two properties, there is something for everyone to explore. 300 acres comprise their Albany campus which includes two wildlife sanctuaries, a memorial forest, and a beautifully maintained garden. The Tin Mountain Field Station in Jackson boasts 228 acres of trails, stone cellar holes, and the remains of the first known tin mines in North America.

ENDLESS ACTIVITIES IN NORTH CONWAY

Settlers Green has top outlet brands, local restaurants with great patios, and public art. Just minutes from the Kancamagus Highway, discover tax-free shopping deals while enjoying stunning views and endless activities in North Conway.

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Bavarian Chocolate Haus

A landmark in North Conway for 30+ years! Featuring handmade, handcrafted chocolate confections, candy, fudge, chocolate dipped fruits, cashew and pecan turtles, and much more.

2483 White Mountain Hwy., North Conway 03860 603-356-2663 • bavarianchocolatehaus.com

The Christmas Loft

Feel the spirit of Christmas while you browse New England’s largest selection of Christmas ornaments! Check out our large selection of gifts, toys, trimmings, trees, Christmas lights, home decor and more! See ad page 83.

2028 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway 03860

603-356-5253 • christmasloft.com

League of NH Craftsmen

Fine Craft Gallery–North Conway

Established in 1932, this historical gallery beautifully showcases works by over 250 juried NH artists and craftsmen. Shop for authentic NH fine craft: handmade jewelry, pottery, blown glass, fiber arts, wall art, sculpture, and more.

2526 White Mountain Hwy., North Conway 03860

603-356-2441

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2473 Main Street, North Conway 03860 800-367-3364

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Settlers Green

Discover endless activities at Settlers Green. Shop tax-free at top outlet brands, eat at local restaurants with patio dining, stroll our public art and gardens, and enjoy unique year-round events. Scroll our directory, daily deals, and download a coupon book at settlersgreen.com. Open daily. See ad page 73.

2 Common Court, Route 16, North Conway 03860 888-667-9636 • settlersgreen.com

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EAT + DRINK

Wild Rose Restaurant at the Stonehurst Manor

Serving classic New England cuisine with Italian influences and fresh ingredients. Enjoy delicious flavors, from signature sourdough pizzas to Manor made pasta invented by the Manor’s culinary team to a classic, hearty breakfast, and handmade pizzas cooked onsite in our wood oven.

3351 White Mountain Hwy, North Conway 03860 603-356-3113 • stonehurstmanor.com

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WHEN VISITING

This self-guided driving tour features over 70 pumpkin people displays at area businesses and private residences. Many displays are whimsical, featuring storybook and movie characters, while others are more poignant and relate to current cultural events.

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Minutes from the Kancamagus Highway!

Quintessential New England villages and local charm greet visitors to these small towns. Check out family-friendly attractions, great skiing and snowmobiling, incredible foliage, and family-owned restaurants, inns, and shops.

Believe in Books Literacy Foundation

Trails in the Wood offers an extensive trail system in the 100-Acre Wood that was designed for hiking, XC-skiing, snowshoeing, mountain biking, maple sugaring, and nature observing. Trails for all abilities include the Storybook Trail which is a unique way for families to experience children’s books.

The Jackson Covered Bridge, affectionately known as the “Honeymoon Bridge”, is an iconic covered bridge at the entrance to Jackson Village. With its bright red paint job, it is one of the most photographed covered bridges in the state. On a starry summer night, residents and visitors dance the night away on the covered bridge during the Annual Covered Bridge Dance.

Living Shores Aquarium is an indoor walk-through adventure that allows the whole family to discover the wonders of the ocean, year-round, in the mountains of New Hampshire.

Located next to Story Land in Glen, the aquarium includes over 32,000 sq. ft. of interactive tide pools, exhibits, and immersive activities. See otters, touch sting rays, interact with tropical birds and more— including a digital sandbox where kids can discover the marine life living on New England’s beaches!

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Jackson Falls

This picturesque, road-side waterfall is a mustvisit when traveling through Jackson. No hiking is involved to view these falls and if it’s a hot day in the Whites, this is a prime spot for swimming or wading. Bring an inner tube and let the natural cascades take you on a ride!

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Jackson Ski Touring Foundation

With 50 trails and more than 100 km of terrain, Jackson Ski Touring Foundation has a trail for every age and ability. Their trail system connects with some AMC trails in Pinkham Notch and the White Mountain National Forest, and there are warming cabins along the way complete with cookies and hot cocoa.

• Hotel is 100% renovated

• Large Indoor Heated Pool

• Free continental breakfast and Wi-Fi

• Flat Screen TVs

• Close to Major Attractions

• Nearby Bretton Woods, Attitash,Wildcat, Cranmore

• Walking distance to Outlet Stores & Restaurants

• Nearby Golfing, Hiking, Snowmobiling

603-356-5486

1567 White Mtn. Hwy., North Conway 03860 qualityinnnh.com

Morrell Family Community Complex

If you’re looking for a chance to stretch your legs and enjoy a walk in the woods, the Morrell Family Community Complex in Bartlett may fit the bill. This 22-acre complex features a nature trail, a fitness trail, picnic tables, relaxing streams, and community garden beds. Explore the trails year-round!

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Believe In Books Literacy Foundation

Located in the 100-Acre Wood, just 4 miles north of North Conway Village on Route 16, BIBLF offers a 10K trail system that features a Storybook Trail and views of nearby mountains and surrounding rivers. The Theater in the Wood is a 300-seat theater offering productions year-round along with a Maple Sugaring Operation.

41 Observatory Way, Intervale 03845

603-356-9980 • believeinbooks.org

Jackson Ski Touring Foundation

Cross country (Nordic) skiing on the largest trail network in the Northeast. 100km (60 miles) of professionally groomed trails plus back country trails; 28km just for snowshoers. Learn to ski or improve your skills with lessons & special programs. So many choices: longdistance loops, inn-to-inn trails, and dog-friendly trails, too.

153 Main Street, Jackson 03846 603-383-9355 • jacksonxc.org

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Ski Touring & Snowshoe Foundation

40km of trails connecting Intervale with North Conway Village for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. Explore trails winding through riverside hayfields or mountainside forests for all abilities. Designated trails available for fat tire biking and pets also.

279 Route 16/302, Intervale 03845

603-356-9920 • MWVSkiTouring.org

EAT + DRINK

Christmas Farm Inn Restaurant

Cozy pub and dining room serving New England classics, steaks, pasta, and comfort food, always freshly prepared. Excellent martini and whiskey selection.

3 Blitzen Way, Jackson 03846

603-383-4313 • christmasfarminn.com

Eagle Mountain House

The perfect restaurant for every taste and occasion. Our Highfields Dining Room and Eagle Landing Tavern have a brilliant showcase of local ingredients included on the menu, directly from the New England Countryside.

179 Carter Notch Road, Jackson Village 03846

603-383-9111 • eaglemt.com

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Chamber of Commerce

Route 16, Main Street, Jackson 03846

603-383-9356 • jacksonnh.com

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VIEW FROM CRANMORE MOUNTAIN

This stunning mountain pass was discovered in the late 1700’s and since then has become a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts. Waterfalls, campgrounds, and a multitude of hiking trails within the Presidential, Wildcat and Carter-Moriah ranges, make this a playground for those looking for adventure. Be sure to stop in at the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Visitor Center for suggestions on area hikes and hidden gems.

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Appalachian Mountain Club

Enjoy unparalleled access to hundreds of miles of trails and outdoor adventures from AMC’s lodges and high-mountain huts. AMC offers guided outdoor adventures for every experience level, summer and winter skills clinics, family programs, and more. A wide range of accommodation types, meeting spaces, and educational programs make AMC’s destinations ideal for family vacations, weekend getaways, group outings, and corporate retreats. Route 16, Pinkham Notch 03581

603-466-2727 • outdoors.org

Mount Washington Observatory

With a rich history in mountain meteorology on the summit of Mount Washington, known as the Home of the World’s Worst Weather™, the Observatory provides a unique educational experience at its Extreme Mount Washington museum. Follow the Observatory’s mountain forecasts and view live weather cams year-round at mountwashington.org. Open mid-May thru mid-October. Mt. Washington State Park, Mount Washington. 603-356-2137 • mountwashington.org/Extreme

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Attitash Mountain Village

Route 302, Bartlett 03812

A family-friendly resort offering spacious suites with kitchens, and townhouses at the base of Attitash. Discover on-site hiking & mountain biking trails, Saco River beach, fitness center, an outdoor pool & hot tub and indoor pool & hot tub.

833-Stay-AMV • 603-374-6500 AttitashMtVillage.com

Kancamagus Swift River Inn

Route 112, Albany 03818-1650

On the Kancamagus Highway, 1.5 miles from Route 16. Minutes to Conway and borders Albany Town Forest trails along the Swift River. Quiet rooms, private baths, includes continental breakfast. Rooms start at $109.

603-447-2332 swiftriverinn.com

Sunny Brook Cottages

1901 NH Rt. 16, Albany NH 03818

10 cozy, clean cottages, all uniquely different, most with full kitchens and a fireplace, located in a wooded grove on Swift Brook. Year-round. Pets welcome. WiFi, high speed internet, live streaming, HBO. Kids free. Daily rate $89–$169.

603-447-3922

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The Seasons Resort

Route 302, Bartlett 03812

Family condo resort on 45-acre hillside. 1, 2, 3-bedroom units with full kitchens, 2 baths, L/R D/R, CCTV, and telephones. Daily rate: From $149–$279 per night, 2 night minimum.

603-374-2361 • 800-332-6636 seasonsnh.com

Grand Summit Hotel at Attitash

104 Grand Summit Rd, Bartlett 03812

Four Seasons of Slopeside Adventure. A variety of family friendly rooms, studios, and suites, most with full kitchens. Ski-in, Ski-out access to Attitash; Heated outdoor saltwater pool and hot tubs, fitness center, Free Wi-Fi, and more.

888-374-6700 • 603-374-6700 grandsummitattitash.com

North Colony Motel & Cottages

1025 Route 302, Bartlett 03812

Located at the base of Attitash and 4 miles from Story Land. We offer clean, comfy, friendly, and affordable lodging. Cottages with kitchens. Outdoor heated pool and playground.

800-685-4895 • 603-374-6679 northcolonymotel.com

Inn at Crystal Lake

2356 Eaton Rd., Eaton Center 03832

Classic Bed and Breakfast in Eaton Village. Doozy swag and mojo. Private baths, cable, high-speed internet. Coffee, tea, and cookies, shared balconies. Common fire and fridges. LED TV. Celebrating 21 years of service.

603-447-2120

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Covered Bridge House B&B

Route 302, Glen 03838

Feel at home in our cozy B&B located next to an 1850s covered bridge. Enjoy a full country breakfast, outdoor hot tub, and river swimming. Four guest rooms with private baths, 2-room suite, AC.

Daily rate: $129–$179 d.o.

603-383-9109

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Golden Apple Inn

Route 302, Glen 03838

A relaxing getaway inn perfect to recharge. Great restaurants close by. A variety of rooms to satisfy couples and families. All rooms are new, very modern with the latest technology like Free WiFi and 32" flat panel TVs.

603-383-9680 goldenappleinn.com

Perry’s Motel & Cottages

199 Route 16A, Intervale 03845

Family-friendly. 2 playgrounds, Heated Pool. Motel rooms, 1-3 bedroom cottages with full kitchens, AC, flat screen CTV, fridge, Grill, WiFi, and 2-bedroom Condo with fireplace! Minutes to Attractions and Shops. Rates vary.

603-356-2214 perrysmotel.com

Swiss Chalets Village Inn

457 Intervale Resort Loop, Intervale 03845

A Swiss village atmosphere—tranquil hillside setting with great mountain views! Hot tub and fireplace suites, deluxe and chalets. 42 units, viewing or private balconies. Fridge. Rates: $69–$299 d.o. per night.

603-356-2232

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Christmas Farm Inn & Spa

Rt. 16B, Jackson 03846

A lifestyle leisure and event resort offering first-class accommodations and exceptional caring service. Cozy pub and restaurant, indoor/outdoor pools, fitness center, and AVEDA Spa.

603-383-4313 • 800-HI ELVES christmasfarminn.com

Eagle Mountain House

179 Carter Notch Rd, Jackson 03846

Historic hotel featuring a 260’ Veranda overlooking a golf course with spectacular mountain views. Romantic wedding venues, packages, dining options, tavern and meeting space. All surrounded by outdoor activities and attractions.

603-383-9111 • 800-966-5779 eaglemt.com

Inn at Ellis River

17 Harriman Road, Jackson 03846

Best of BedandBreakfast.com Award winner. 20 guest rooms & rustic cottage for two, many with fireplaces, balconies, Jetted Tubs. Sitting room, pub/game room, WiFi, sauna, outdoor heated pool & firepit (both seasonal). Hearty Country breakfast incl.

603-383-9339 • 800-233-8309 innatellisriver.com

12 Thorn Hill Rd., Jackson 03846

14 spacious guestrooms, many with fireplaces and cozy seating areas. The inn’s recently redesigned common areas provide perfect romantic settings. WIFI, seasonal hot tub, breakfast included. Daily rate: $109–$249 d.o.

603-383-4321 • 800-289-8600 innatjackson.com

Inn at Thorn Hill & Spa

40 Thorn Hill Road, Jackson 03846

Luxury awaits you at the Inn at Thorn Hill & Spa. Discover all that Mount Washington Valley has to offer from our ideal location in picturesque Jackson Village. Whether adventure or relaxation, our staff will help create your ultimate experience.

603-383-4242 innatthornhill.com

Nordic Village Resort

Route 16, Jackson 03846

Perfect resort for families or couples. Indoor and outdoor heated pools, hot tubs, saunas, steam room, and adult only fitness center. Located minutes from area attractions.

603-383-9101 • 877-564-7829

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Snowflake Inn

95 Main St., Jackson 03846

All adults … all suites. Every King Suite has a 2 person spa, fireplace, and more. Relax in the tropical Indoor Spa, cool off at the Falls, warm up by the fire, then indulge in a blissful massage in your suite! Call Direct for Best Rates!

603-383-8259

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The Wentworth, A White Mountain Inn

1 Carter Notch Road, Jackson 03846

A historic inn with modern touches. Guest rooms with hot tubs and fireplaces. A culinary experience rooted in fresh, locally sourced products. Enjoy our intimate ambiance.

800-637-0013 thewentworth.com

Purity Spring Resort

1251 Easton Rd., Madison 03849

Set upon a pristine private lake, among surrounding forests and King Pine Ski Area, Purity Spring Resort is the ideal destination offering a variety of lakeside and mountainside accommodations.

603-367-8896

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Comfort Inn & Suites

2001 White Mtn. Hwy, N. Conway 03860

Let our multiple award-winning property be your hotel while visiting the White Mountains and North Conway areas. Complimentary hot breakfast, Free Wi-Fi, & 60 channels of HD TV. Studio suites for up to 6 people. Next to Pirate’s Cove!

603-356-8811 • 866-647-8483 northconwaycomfortinn.com

Cranmore Inn

80 Kearsarge St., North Conway 03860

A unique Boutique Inn and Hotel set in the village of North Conway and the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Features modern amenities, historical charm, professional and personalized hospitality, and complimentary Breakfast.

603-356-5502 cranmoreinn.com

Eastern Inn & Suites

2955 White Mtn. Hwy, N. Conway 03860

Unique Inn located within walking distance to the Village of North Conway. Direct access to the hiking, biking, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing trails in Whitaker Woods. Indoor Pool & Hot Tub, Game Room. Grab ’n‘ Go Breakfast available.

603-356-5447 • 800-628-3750 easterninns.com

Eastern Slope Inn Resort

2760 Main St., North Conway 03860

North Conway Village’s iconic hotel with family-friendly accommodations including spacious suites with kitchens & standard hotel rooms. Discover on-site nature trail, Saco River frontage, fitness center, an indoor pool, and indoor/outdoor hot tubs.

1-833-Stay-ESI • 603-356-6321

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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott

165 Skimobile Rd., North Conway 03860

Located at Cranmore Mountain Resort, stay with us for a slopeside experience that cannot be matched. We offer complimentary breakfast, outdoor hot tubs and fireplaces, as well as onsite food and beverages. See ad page 79.

603-356-0808

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Fox Ridge Resort

Route 16, North Conway 03860

On 35 acres, enjoy mountain views and spacious grounds. 136 deluxe and family rooms, two pools, playground, mini-golf, 9-hole disc golf course & WiFi. Complimentary Hot Continental Breakfast. Attractions and shopping close by.

603-356-3151

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Green Granite Inn

Rt. 16/302, North Conway 03860

Come see our renovations! Deluxe Complimentary Breakfast Bar and WiFi, In and Outdoor Pools, Hot Tub, Playground. Walking distance to tax-free shopping and restaurants. Close to Attractions.

603-356-6901 • 800-468-3666 greengranite.com

Hampton Inn & Suites

Route 16, North Conway 03860

Spacious Rooms, Studios and Suites, Complimentary use of 5,000 sq ft water park, breakfast, WIFI, Fitness & Business Center. Walking distance to Tax-free outlet shops and dining. Story Land, hiking, and skiing nearby.

603-356-7736 • 888-H20-PARK hampton.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites

Route 16, North Conway 03860

Complimentary Hot Buffet Breakfast and WiFi. Pool and Hot Tub. Across the street from tax-free outlet shopping & restaurants. Close to White Mountains Attractions and Activities.

603-356-2551 • 800-HOLIDAY hiexpress.com/northconway

Home2Suites by Hilton N. Conway

1439 White Mtn. Hwy, N. Conway 03860

Spacious Suites in the White Mountains. Saline heated indoor pool, Spin2 Cycle Fitness Center, complimentary Wi-Fi and on-site Market. Close to White Mountain attractions, restaurants & tax-free shopping. Inspired Table breakfast included.

603-417-4445

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Merrill Farm Inn

Route 16, North Conway 03860

Enjoy a family Inn and experience a 1700s inn in this four season wonderland. For a visual tour of our quintessential inn located along the banks of the crystal clear Saco River, visit our website. Try our new farm to table family style dining.

603-447-3866 • 800-445-1017 merrillfarminn.com

New Hampshire Timeshare Rentals

300 Constitution Ave, Portsmouth 03801 Though located on the seacoast, SellMyTimeshareNow.com offers affordable rentals at popular resorts in North Conway, Lincoln, and other White Mountains destinations. Visit our website to find timeshares up to 70% off.

603-516-0200

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Quality Inn

Residence

At Settlers' Green, N. Conway 03860

North Conway’s premier hotel in the perfect location. 200 guest rooms, Jacuzzi and family suites. Year Round Outdoor Pool and Jacuzzi.

Rate: $99-$399. AAA

603-356-9300

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Route 16/302, North Conway 03860

In the heart of the North Conway’s shopping district. We offer clean, comfortable and quality rooms at affordable prices. Right next door to Settlers Green and within minutes of all local attractions and major ski areas. See ad page 77.

603-356-5486 • 800-634-2383 qualityinnnh.com

1801 White Mtn. Hwy, N. Conway 03860

Come enjoy North Conway where there is year-round fun for everyone. Stay at the premier all-suite hotel in the Mount Washington Valley. We offer complimentary breakfast, Wi-Fi, and an indoor pool. See ad page 79.

603-356-3024

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Huttopia White Mountains

57 Pine Knoll Road, Albany 03818

We welcome you to the banks of Iona Lake, in a beautiful forest crossed by two pretty streams. Unwind with your family, children or friends and enjoy the Huttopia experience, less than 2.5 hours from Boston and 10 mins from Conway.

603-447-3131

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Danforth Bay

Camping and RV Resort

196 Shawtown Rd., Freedom 03836

One of NH’s top RV camping destinations. Clean, modern facilities, classic New England lakeside charm. 2,700' frontage, 300+ sites, boat and canoe rentals, daily activities.

603-539-2069

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Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park™

83 Glen Ellis Campground Rd., Glen 03838

Situated between the Ellis and Saco Rivers, Jellystone Park™ Glen Ellis is the perfect New Hampshire family getaway. Our cabins and campsites nestle into the unparalleled setting and beautiful scenery that surrounds our Camp-Resort.

603-383-4567

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Crawford Notch Campground

1138 US Rt. 302, Hart's Location 03812

Camping on the Saco River in the heart of the White Mountains! Wooded, secluded, riverfront tenting, cabins, yurts, small RV's, modern & clean bath house, pet friendly, close to area hiking and attractions.

603-374-2779

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Beach Camping Area

776 White Mtn. Hwy., N. Conway 03860

Family camping along the crystal-clear waters of the Saco River. Full Hook-Ups, WIFI, Pet Friendly, River Excursions, Fun Activities, Camp Store, and close to many White Mountains Area Attractions. See ad page 82.

603-447-2723

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White Mountain National Forest Campgrounds

Saco River Family Camping

Route 16, North Conway 03860

North Conway’s premier family camping destination located in the center of it all. Over 200 sites, including pull-thru, Big Rig friendly, 50 AMP FHU sites. Cabins rentals, Cable TV, Wi-Fi, River, Heated Pool, Boat & Tube Rentals with shuttle service. May-Oct.

603-356-3360

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Passaconaway Campground, Kancamagus Highway Rte. 112, 15 miles west of Rte. 16, North Conway. 33 wooded sites.

Jigger Johnson Campground, Kancamagus Highway Rte. 112, 13 miles west of Rte. 16, North Conway. 75 wooded sites, flush toilets, showers.

Covered Bridge Campground, Kancamagus Highway Rte. 112, 6 miles west of Rt. 16, North Conway. 49 wooded sites, reservable.

Blackberry Crossing Campground, Kancamagus Highway Rte. 112, 6 miles west of Rte. 16, North Conway. 26 wooded sites.

White Ledge Campground Rte. 16, 5 miles south of Conway. 28 wooded sites. Reservable.

For information regarding these (and other) campgrounds in the National Forest, call 888-CAMPSNH For more information & reservations, visit www.icampnh.com

A popular vacation destination, the Lakes Region is fittingly named for the 273 lakes and ponds in the region, the largest of which are Lake Winnipesaukee, Lake Winnisquam, Squam Lake, and Newfound Lake. Throughout the region, the scenery is spectacular, the waters are crystal clear, the beaches are sandy, and there is every imaginable water sport available including ice fishing and ice sailing in the winter.

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Lake Winnipesaukee, with mountain ranges and wooded shoreline as the backdrop, takes the prize as the largest lake in New Hampshire and is also the third largest lake in New England. While this area is known mostly for its lakes, there are two small mountain ranges that offer great hiking and stunning views: the Belknap and the Ossipee Mountains. Take advantage of the multitude of water activities such as boating, water skiing, swimming, and fishing or make your way to Weirs Beach with its boardwalk, train rides, and family amusements.

Be sure to tour Squam Lake in Holderness, where the multiple Academy Award-winning movie, On Golden Pond was filmed. See the sights from the movie that starred Henry and Jane Fonda, and Katherine Hepburn.

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Looking for amazing views of Squam Lake without the crowds? The trailhead for Doublehead Mountain in Holderness is located on Thompson Road, off of Rte. 113. Along with Lake views, look for cellar holes, a stone foundation, and an old cemetery. Trailhead parking is seasonal and expect closures in winter and mud season.

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Experience Squam

Boating Excursions

Personalized boating excursions on Squam Lake aboard a 23' Sea Ray Bowrider. View wildlife, “On Golden Pond” movie sites, swim, fish, and picnic. Sunset/stargazing cruises. Bring up to 12 people. BYOB and Food. Open April to November. Hourly rates. Reservations required.

859 US Route 3, Holderness 03245 603-968-3990 • experiencesquam.com

Squam Lakes Natural Science Center & Lake Cruises

Nearer to Nature! The outdoor self-guided live animal exhibit trail features native NH animals from black bear to foxes, river otter, bobcat and more. Enjoy a guided cruise on Squam Lake. Trails are open daily May 1-November 1. Trail and cruse tickets online. See ad this page. Rte. 113, 23 Science Center Road, Holderness 03245 603-968-7194 • nhnature.org

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The Common Man Family

Serving great American fare with flair since 1971. Visit our flagship in Ashland as well as our other C-MAN family locations throughout New Hampshire! Common Man Ashland: 603-968-7030 Camp: 603-279-3003

Lago: 603-279-2253 Lakehouse Grille: 603-279-5221

Town Docks: 603-279-3445 104 Diner: 603-744-0120

Tilt’n Diner: 603-286-2204 thecman.com

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The resort town of Meredith is well known for its proximity to Lake Winnipesaukee, where boaters can enjoy dockside restaurants and shoppers will love to explore Mill Falls at the Lake, a complex of shops and eateries in a converted 1800’s cotton mill. Bring home some homemade candy, NH made products, and unique clothing and jewelry.

The Meredith Sculpture Walk is a self-guided, year-round outdoor art exhibit brought to you by the Greater Meredith Program. The Walk features more than 30 sculptures along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee and in the downtown area.

Each juried sculpture is created by New England artists, and pieces change annually. A map of the Walk can be downloaded at greatermeredith.org/sculpture-walk

The Lavarack Trail is a 1.2 mile round-trip boardwalk trail along Huckins Brook, with two trailheads located behind Meredith Village Savings Bank and Prescott Park. Family-friendly, and handicapped accessible.

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Hermit Woods Winery

One of America's top 500 wineries and the maker of “NH's Best Craft Beverage”-Food & Wine Magazine. Serving locally sourced wine, beer, and food. Wine tastings and tours available. 72 Main St, Meredith 03253 603-253-7968 • hermitwoods.com

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Hart’s Turkey Farm Restaurant Family restaurant with home-style cooking. 233 Daniel Webster Hwy., Meredith 03253 603-279-6212 • hartsturkeyfarm.com

Meredith Area Chamber of Commerce Rte 3, 272 Daniel Webster Hwy, Meredith 03253 603-279-6121 • meredithareachamber.com

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Laconia Motorcycle Week will celebrate its 100th year in 2023 and is the oldest motorcycle rally in the world. For one week each June, bikers and bike enthusiasts from all over the country and Canada come to Weirs Beach for events, live music, food, and festivities.

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The Largest Arcade in the World! Established in 1952. Over 600 games for all ages. Prize games, videos, pinballs, kiddie bumper cars & kiddie rides. 18 hole Indoor MiniGolf. Ten pin & Candlepin Bowling. American Classic Arcade Museum. D.A. Long Tavern. 400 seat Bingo Hall. Restaurant. Group/corporate outings. Free party rooms, Ice Cream Shop. No general admission charge. OPEN ALL YEAR. See ad page 95. 579 Endicott St N, Laconia 03246 603-366-4377 • FunspotNH.com

Mount Washington Cruises

No New Hampshire visit is complete without a visit on the historic M/S Mount Washington. Since 1872, this magestic ship has cruised the sparkling waters of Lake Winnipesaukee, surrounded by the most spectacular

This lakefront town has been welcoming visitors since the 1850’s when the railroad brought tourists from the cities of Concord, NH and Boston, MA. The boardwalk community came alive in the 1950’s with arcades, live dance music, and restaurants. Today, walk the boardwalk, play vintage arcade games, shop the candy and souvenir shops, and take a ride on the M/S Mount Washington Cruise Ship.

Enjoy a nostalgic scenic excursion along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee aboard the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad

When visiting the beach, be sure to keep on the lookout for Endicott Rock , an historic landmark that was incised in 1652 by surveyors for the Massachusetts Bay Colony and was rediscovered in the 19th century when the Weirs channel was dredged.

Known as The City on The Lake, Laconia is the Lakes Region’s home city, where you can walk the historic Downtown or explore attractions in neighboring Gilford. Gunstock Mountain Resort is home to large events including Soulfest, plus their mountain adventure park will give you a thrill. Journey further south to Tilton for some outlet shopping, where all purchases are tax-free!

The Memorial Arch of Tilton was built in 1882 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980. It is a 55' tall, 40' wide arch made from New Hampshire granite that was inspired by the builder’s trip to Rome. It sits on a hill overlooking the town of Tilton and the Winnipesaukee River and is a lovely spot to take a stroll or bring a picnic lunch.

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Gunstock Mountain Resort

Located just 2 hours from Boston, Gunstock is nestled in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region with breathtaking views of Lake Winnipesaukee and the White Mountains. Four seasons of fun makes Gunstock the perfect adventure destination.

719 Cherry Valley Rd., Gilford 03249

603-293-4341 • gunstock.com

Rail Bike Adventures

Enjoy the beauty of New Hampshire’s Lakes Region as you and your family or friends pedal our 4-passenger rail bikes along a rail line that dates back to 1848. Open early May through late October.

15 Veteran’s Square, Laconia 03246

603-745-2135 • hoborr.com/rail-bike-adventures/

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Left at Exit 20 off I-93, 120 Laconia Rd., Tilton 03276 603-286-7880 • tangeroutlets.com/tilton

Lakes Region Tourism Association

Rte. 3 at Exit 20 off I-93, 67 Laconia Rd., Tilton 03276 603-286-8008 • 800-60-LAKES lakesregion.org

Laconia also hosts the New Hampshire Pumpkin Festival. This annual fall celebration is when locals and visitors attempt to break the Guinness Book of World Records for the number of lit jack o’ lanterns in one place. The festivities include street performers, food vendors, amusement rides, and much more.

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The lake towns of Moultonborough and Wolfeboro have been vacation destinations since the turn of the last century—so long that Wolfeboro’s motto is “The Oldest Summer Resort in America”. When visiting these towns, enjoy stunning lakeside dining, specialty shops, and upscale accommodations.

In Moultonborough, plan on a visit to the Old Country Store & Museum. In operation since 1781, the store has been the site of the old post office, library, and stagecoach stop. Stop by to pick up unique home décor, clothing, NH made items, and fun, New Hampshire history books.

Founded in 1912, the Libby Museum is New Hampshire’s oldest natural history museum. Artifacts in this eclectic museum were collected from as far away as China and as near as the local woods. Explore the museum’s nature path and stunning view of Lake Winnipesaukee from right outside the door. Hours and days of operation vary, but it is open the months of June 1-Columbus Day weekend.

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Castle in the Clouds

Retreat to the mountainside for an hour or a day! Take in panoramic views of Lake Winnipesaukee, tour the 1914 mansion, and enjoy dining, hiking, waterfalls and more. Open daily May 28-Oct 23. See ad this page.

586 Ossipee Park Rd., Moultonborough 03254 603-476-5900 • castleintheclouds.org

Loon Center & Markus Wildlife Sanctuary

The Loon Center features loon displays, mounts, interactive exhibits, and award-winning videos on loons. The non-profit Loon’s Feather Gift Shop sells “all things loon and more!” The 200-acre Markus Wildlife Sanctuary on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee has two miles of walking trails that overlook a nesting pair of loons. Free admission. See ad page 92.

183 Lees Mill Road, Moultonborough 03254 603-476-LOON • loon.org

Castle in the Clouds

Historic Estate. Unmatched Views.

Open Seasonally

May 27th - October 22nd, 2023

(603) 476-5900

Route 171, 455 Old Mountain Road

Moultonborough, NH 03254 www.castleintheclouds.org

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Ames Brook Campground

104 Winona Rd., Ashland 03217

“Best Small Campground in NH.” Large wooded & sunny sites w/30-50 amp elec./ water/sewer, CTV & FREE WiFi. Modern facilities. Central to all NH attractions. Daily rate: $65-$75 for 2 adults and 2 children. Weekly/Month/Season rates.

603-968-7998 amesbrook.com

The Margate

76 Lake Street, Laconia 03246

Ideally located on Paugus Bay of Lake Winnipesaukee, 500+ feet of sandy beach, indoor & outdoor pools, whirlpool, sauna, spa, beach bar and grill. Best selection and lowest rates only available at themargate.com

603-524-5210 • 800-MARGATE themargate.com

Mill Falls at the Lake

312 D.W. Hwy, Meredith 03253

Experience four inns, five restaurants, the Cascade Spa, EKAL Lake Activity Center and 11 shops in the historic Mill Falls

Marketplace all nestled on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee. Summer rates starting at $199, winter at $159.

1-844-745-2931 millfalls.com

Twin Tamarack Family Camping & RV Resort

Twin Tamarack Rd., New Hampton 03256

259 wooded & sunny sites, full hookups, 30/50 amp elec., pull-thru sites. Dump station. Clean, modern restrooms, cabin/trailer rentals, free WiFi. Pool, beach. Daily rate: $38–$43 family of 4.

603-279-4387

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Davidson’s Countryside Campground

100 Schofield Rd, Bristol 03222

On the Pemi River. River, wooded & sunny sites. Cabin & boat rentals. Beach & private pool. Tent, W/E and W/E/S available. Free WiFi. Daily rate: $48-$60: 2 adults, kids under 18. Planned activities.

603-744-2403 davidsonscamp.com

Clearwater Campground

Route 104, Meredith 03253

Secluded sites, modern, clean facilities and a pleasant atmosphere. 149 spacious sites, Wi-Fi, sewer & cable TV hook-ups, some pull-thrus. Daily rate: $54–$57 for 2 adults and 3 children under 18. Weekly and off-season rates available.

603-279-7761 • 800-595-7761

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Rich in history, Southern New Hampshire includes Shaker Villages, the state capital (Concord), and the State House, as well as many unique shops, attractions and outdoor parks.

ARTS + CULTURE

Enfield Shaker Museum

Visit Enfield Shaker Museum, a historic site telling the captivating story of one of the most successful religious sects in American history. Enjoy our original buildings, tours, exhibits, workshops, festivals, lodging, gardens, and more. 447 Route 4A, Enfield 03748

603-632-4346 • shakermuseum.org

New Hampshire Historical Society

We love New Hampshire and we’ve been saving its history for two centuries. Visit New Hampshire's only statewide historical society and explore. Exit 14 off I-93, 30 Park Street, Concord 03301 603-228-6688 • nhhistory.org

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The downtown area of Concord, New Hampshire’s state capital, is rich with history, unique dining and shopping, museums, and opportunities to take in a concert or theatrical production. The capitol building is open M-F with complimentary guided tours available.

When traveling to or from the White Mountains, visit Manchester, with its old brick mill buildings, museums, and concert venues. Have a grand old time at the ballpark watching a minor league baseball game with the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Toronto Blue Jays AA affiliate).

Discover New Hampshire’s Seacoast and experience nationally acclaimed theater and musical entertainment, tax-free shopping, walking tours, historic sites and first-class dining.

Chamber Collaborative of Greater Portsmouth

500 Market Street 16A, Portsmouth 03801

603-610-5510

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Upper Valley Business Alliance

377 N. Main Street, West Lebanon 03784

603-448-1203

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Hampton Beach Village District

Rediscover Hampton Beach, rated #1 in USA for water quality. Free activities: fireworks, concerts, Sand Sculpting Classic, Country Music Fest, Children’s Festival, Talent Show, Circus Show, and a Fire Show.

Hampton Beach Welcome Center: 603-926-8717

For Beach Cam & more, visit hamptonbeach.org

Scenic RailRiders

Concord’s newest outdoor adventure! Pedal on the railroad tracks on our custom made Rail-Bikes! Enjoy a 6.4 mile scenic adventure on 2 or 4 person bikes. Open mid-May through end-October. Details online. 188 Sewalls Falls Rd, Concord 03301 603-931-1700 • scenicrailriders.com

SkyVenture NH—Surf’s Up

Indoor Skydiving, Indoor Surfing, Fishpipe, Rock Wall, Oasis Cafe & more! Come and experience a day of ADVENTURE! Fun for all ages. All equipment is included. 100 Adventure Way, Nashua 03060 603-897-0002 • skyventurenh.com

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NH Antique Dealers Association

Free directory that lists NHADA members. Don’t miss our major antiques show August 10-12, 2023 at DoubleTree by Hilton 700 Elm St. Manchester, NH. nhada.org

Elevate your next night in the great outdoors with a luxe twist on camping.

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Upgrade your expectations of sleeping outside. Glamping is perfect for romantic getaways, camping newbies, and travelers looking for a new way to stay in the White Mountains. Yes, there will still be tents in some circumstances - but think big, with canvas. There will also be pillow-y mattresses, hot showers nearby, outdoor activities, and maybe even a tricked out camper van for the fam!

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With a wide range of trail systems throughout the region, the White Mountains is a great place for beginner to expert mountain bike enthusiasts. Check out the various terrain parks and trail systems along with biking outfitters and other resources to plan your next adventure.

Omni Mount Washington Resort

Enjoy the beauty of the White Mountains as you explore miles of trails originating from the Stone Pillar activity center near the Golf Clubhouse. BYOB(ike), or rent one of ours!

Public welcome, online reservations avail. Bretton Woods  603-278-3320 brettonwoods.com

Cranmore Mountain Bike Park

Spend the day enjoying this lift-serviced, family-friendly bike park. All trails have a mellow-grade which is the perfect introduction to the sport of down-hill mountain biking. North Conway 800-786-6754 cranmore.com

Scenic carriage roads are perfect for family rides and beginner mountain bikers. Rent a bike or bring your own! Wooded single-track trails are great for more adventurous riders.  Fatbikes available to rent in the winter. Gorham 603-466-3988 greatglentrails.com

TRAIL SYSTEMS IN THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

Loon Mountain Resort

A high-speed chairlift gives riders access to more than 11 miles of downhill trails and 1,000 vertical feet with terrain for all abilities. Loon’s bike network also includes over 8 miles of cross-country trails. Lincoln 800-229-5666 loonmtn.com

Waterville Valley Adventure Center

The extensive trail system at the Waterville Valley Adventure Center is great for fatbikes as well as down-hill mountain bikes. Rentals available on-site.

Waterville Valley 800-468-2553 waterville.com

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Looking for one-of-a-kind finds, White Mountains souvenirs, or just love the sound of tax-free shopping? No matter which region you travel to, there are incredible places to find that perfect gift for yourself or a loved one.

If outlet shopping is on your vacation itinerary, be sure to add a stop at Settler’s Green in North Conway to your trip bucket list This outlet village in the Mount Washington Valley has a little something for everyone; whether you are looking for deals on clothes, shoes, home goods, wine and even beef jerky (really!) While in the “Valley” wander the local and unique shops and boutiques in North Conway Village including the Bavarian Chocolate Haus and the holiday mecca of the White Mountains, the Christmas Loft.

Park your car along the picturesque Ammonoosuc River and take the day to explore the historic and quaint town of Littleton . Visit Bella Funk Boutique, and add an upscale yet approachable vibe to your wardrobe and home décor . Peruse and purchase beautiful and locally made art pieces at the League of NH Craftsmen, or grab the newest book or toy at Little Village Toy & Book Shop If you’re looking for a new bike for you or a family member, stop in at Littleton Bike & Fitness and let the knowledgeable team there get you outfitted for a day on the trails

Bring home a painting, piece of pottery, or handcrafted jewelry by one of the incredibly talented, local artists at WREN-Local Works Marketplace and Gallery in Bethlehem

Is an afternoon antiquing more your speed? Head to Potato Barn Antiques in Lancaster to find a one-of-a-kind collector’s item or unique, vintage piece .

The Village Shops in Lincoln is home to the family-run, Three on the Tree Boutique, featuring vintage items, antiques, and fun, bohemian clothing items . While visiting the Shops, say hello to the team at Burgeon Outdoor for premium outdoor apparel . A quick drive down the road in North Woodstock brings you to Faddens General Store, where you can find White Mountains souvenirs, award-winning family-produced maple syrup, and over 100 years of history to share with their visitors

Head just south of the White Mountains to score even more deals at Tanger Outlets

Tilton in Tilton, or to the beautiful lakefront of Meredith, where you can find great little shops at the Mill Falls Marketplace

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Interpretive sites (and other sights) along the Kanc

White Mountains Visitor Center

At I-93 Exit 32 & Rte.112 in North Woodstock

1. Scenic Overlooks

Lincoln Woods Ranger Station

Just east of Loon Mountain in Lincoln

Russell-Colbath House

Approx. 20 miles east of Lincoln in Albany.

Rocky Gorge Scenic Area

Approx. 25 miles east of Lincoln in Albany.

Lower Falls Scenic Area

Approx. 6 miles east of Rocky Gorge in Albany.

Saco Ranger Station

Just west of the Rte. 16 junction in Conway.

Take time to stop at the scenic overlooks and enjoy the views; they’re breathtaking! Here’s a little fun fact: the overlooks are perfect for stargazing!

2. Rocky Gorge and Lower Falls Rocky Gorge is an easy walk along the Swift River to a footbridge that spans the river. Rocky Gorge has a 10' drop and rapids through the gorge. At Lower Falls, the river drops many feet over smooth granite rocks into a large pool—an ideal place to picnic, sunbathe, and swim.

3. Albany Covered Bridge extends over the Swift River. It is one of a few bridges in the state still open to motor vehicles and pedestrians.

4. The Russell / Colbath House Built around 1831, and owned and operated as a museum by the US White Mountain National Forest Service, this is the only surviving early homestead in the Swift River Valley. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.

5. Sabbaday Falls A gravel path approximately 1/4 mile, handicapped accessible, leads to a spectacular 45' waterfall and gorge.

Please Note: Parking spots on the Kanc during peak season can be scarce. We recommend visiting either early or late in the day.

DISCOVERY TRAIL

This 1 4 mile loop trail is located on the far western end of the Kanc and is a great option for families or those wanting to get out and stretch their legs without a huge hike involved . This underrated trail features interpretive panels along the route which showcase the ecological and historical aspects of the region Easy.

CHAMPNE Y FALLS

This popular trail along the Kancamagus Highway is a great trail for those wanting to access Mount Chocorua The trail has moderate grades along the way and for those not wanting to hike all the way to Chocorua, one can opt to take the loop path which diverges left off the trail to Champney Falls . The best waterfall viewing occurs after a rainfall or during spring melting The trail to the falls is 3 1 miles round-trip and takes about 2 5 hours Moderate.

MT. POTASH

This 4-mile hike is the most challenging on this list as there is a stream crossing at the star t and steady grades throughout the hike to the summit Hikers will be rewarded, however, with views of the Sandwich Wilderness, Mount Washington, and the Presidentials Moderate to Difficult.

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LOWER AMMONOOSUC FALLS

Off Rte. 302 between Twin Mountain & Fabyan

UPPER AMMONOOSUC FALLS

Beside the road, Fabyan to Cog Railway base station

BEEDE/BEARCAMP FALLS

3 miles up Sandwich Notch Road from Center Sandwich

CHAMPNEY FALLS

Minutes from Conway off the Kancamagus Highway

FLUME CASCADE & SILVER CASCADE

North of Rte. 302 in Crawford Notch

JACKSON FALLS

In the center of Jackson Village beside Carter Notch Road

LOWER FALLS

Between Conway and Passaconaway, near the road on Kancamagus Highway

ROCKY GORGE

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SWIFTWATER FALLS

Rte. 112, just south of the junction of Rtes. 112 & 302 near Bath

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AVALANCHE FALLS @ THE FLUME GORGE

Rte. 3, Franconia Notch, in the Flume Gorge. Fee.

ARETHUSA FALLS

1.5 mile path south of the Willey House site in Crawford Notch

BAKER RIVER

100 yards off Rte. 118 & Rte. 25 on Ellsworth Hill Road in Wentworth

THE BASIN

In Franconia Notch, north off the Flume Gorge

CRYSTAL CASCADE

.3 mile trail from AMC's Pinkham

Notch Visitor Center

FALLING WATERS TRAILS

Opposite Lafayette Campground in Franconia Notch (3 falls)

FLUME GORGE

Beside Rte. 3 in Franconia Notch, 5 miles north of Lincoln. Fee.

Remember to stay on trail, avoid slippery spots, and wear proper footwear (NOT sandals or leather soled shoes).

GLEN ELLIS FALLS

Rte. 16 in Pinkham Notch

NANCY CASCADE

About 1.5 miles in from Rte. 302, south of Crawford Notch

PARADISE FALLS

@ LOST RIVER GORGE & BOULDER CAVES

Kinsman Notch, 7 miles west of North Woodstock on Rte. 112. Fee.

RIPLEY FALLS

On Rte. 302, Crawford Notch; take the Ethan Pond Trail.

SABBADAY FALLS

On the Kancamagus Highway, west of Passaconaway Campground.

THOMPSON'S FALLS & EMERALD POOL

1.5 miles south of Pinkham Notch Visitor Center.

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Man-made marvels perfect for photography, pondering, & wandering

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BATH BRIDGE (Bath)

4-span, 375' (1832): West of Route 302 in Bath Village

SWIFTWATER BRIDGE (Bath)

158' (1849): North of NH Rte. 112 at Swiftwater (intersection of Rte. 112 & Porter Road)

BLAIR BRIDGE (Campton)

292' (1869): East of US Rte. 3, 2 miles north of Livermore Falls

BUMP BRIDGE (Campton)

68' (rebuilt 1972): 1 mile east of NH Rte.

175 at Campton Hollow

BATH-HAVERHILL BRIDGE (Haverhill)

2-span, 256' (1829): NH Rte. 135, 1/4 mile north of US 302 at Woodsville

CLARK'S BEARS RAILROAD BRIDGE

(Lincoln) 120' (1965): 110 US Rte. 3 (Fee)

FLUME BRIDGE (Lincoln) *

50' (1871). East of US Rte. 3 in the Flume Gorge (Fee)

SENTINEL PINE BRIDGE (Lincoln)

61' (1939): East of US Rte. 3 in the Flume Gorge (Fee)

ALLEN HOLLIS BRIDGE (North Woodstock)(1981). Rte. 112, North Woodstock in Lost River Gorge (Fee)

SMITH MILLENIUM BRIDGE (Plymouth)

171' (2001). 1/2 mile north of Rte. 25 on Smith Bridge Rd

THE KISSING BRIDGE (Rumney, NH)

(1980s). Rte. 25, Rumney in Polar Caves Park (Fee)

JACK O'LANTERN RESORT

BRIDGE (Woodstock, NH)

76' (1986). Rte. 3, 1/4 mile south of Exit 30, I-93

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LITTLETON BRIDGE (Littleton)

300' (2004): Off Main St. next to Schilling Beer Co.

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ALBANY COVERED BRIDGE (Albany)

120' (1858): North of the Kancamagus

Highway, 6 miles west of Conway

BARTLETT BRIDGE (Bartlett) *

167' (1857): West of US Rte. 302, 4.5 miles east of Bartlett

SACO RIVER BRIDGE (Conway)

2-span, 225' (1890): 1/4 mile north of NH Rte. 16 at Conway Village

SWIFT RIVER BRIDGE (Conway) *

129' (1870): 1/2 mile north of NH Rte. 16 at Conway Village

HONEYMOON BRIDGE (Jackson) *

122' (1876): At the junction of NH Rtes. 16A & 16 at Jackson Village

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The Paddleford Truss (one of the most well-known covered bridge support systems) was invented by 19th century NH millwright Peter Paddleford? He never patented the design, but fine examples of Paddleford trusses can be found in covered bridges throughout ME, VT, and NH.

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Hike Safe–it’s your responsibility. The Hiker Responsibility Code was developed, and is endorsed by, the White Mountain National Forest and New Hampshire Fish & Game Hike Safe Cards are available for $25 per person and $35 per family The card is valuable for anyone hiking or engaging in other outdoor recreation Learn more and purchase a NH Hike Safe Card at wildnh.com/safe

Family Friendly Hikes for those looking to get out into the woods, and see some views without a lot of effort.

Peaked Hill Pond Trail Located in Thornton, this multi-use trail gradually climbs a mixed gravel and dirt road to scenic Peaked Hill Pond. 1.7 miles one way.

Mount Willard Considered to be one of the best summit views to access without a lot of effort. The trail is approximately 1.5 miles one way and features a small waterfall along the way.

Mount Tecumseh This popular hike is the shortest of the 48 4,000 footers, and is home to Waterville Valley Ski Resort. 5.2 miles round-trip.

Thompson Falls Off Route 16 in Pinkham Notch via the Wildcat Mountain Ski Area parking lot. Remote cascades with easy access. 1.2 miles round trip.

Work Up a Sweat with these Moderate/Intermediate trails.

Lonesome Lake This 3.1 loop trail, located in Franconia Notch, leads to the serene Lonesome Lake and offers commanding views of Franconia Ridge. If you plan to camp at the lake, be sure to book a stay at the Lonesome Lake Hut where you will be treated to a hearty, warm meal.

Black Cap Trail The trailhead for this 2.3-mile loop trail starts on Hurricane Mountain Road in North Conway and the summit offers expansive views of the White Mountains and the Presidential Range.

Mount Osceola Trailhead begins on Tripoli Rd. in Waterville Valley. One of the easier and shortest of the 48 4,000 footers at 6.1 miles round trip.

R ipley Falls The 1.2 mile trail to Ripley Falls is considered intermediate as there are a couple of steeper s ections along the way to the falls. The trailhead for this waterfall hike begins in Crawford Notch State Park.

Challenging Hikes for the Experienced Hiker

Kearsarge North Hikers who make the consistent 3.2-mile climb to the summit of Kearsarge North will b e rewarded by 360 ° views from the 1913 fire tower that stands at the top.

Mount Chocorua The iconic, bare, rocky summit of Mt. Chocorua can be seen for miles from many directions and is a popular, yet challenging 10-mile, round-trip hike that offers spectacular views.

Mount Moosilauke The trailhead for this 8.2 mile loop hike is located in the western White Mountains off Route 118. One of the 48 4,000 footers, this popular hike leads to a bare, open summit with sweeping views.

Mount Starr King This 5.2 mile out and back hike is in Jefferson and offers stunning, panoramic views. The mountain was named after Thomas Starr King, a Civil War era minister and orator.

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HERE ARE A FEW THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW!

New Hampshire Fish and Game and the White Mountain National Forest would like to help you “hikeSafe.”

Having the following 10 essentials with you on your hike ensures that you’ll be prepared to deal with many unforeseen surprises.

Map & Compass

Warm clothing: Sweater or Pile Jacket, Long Pants (wool or synthetic) and a Hat (wool)

Extra food & water

Matches/firestarters

• Flashlight or headlamp

• First Aid kit/Repair kit

Whistle & Pocket knife

Rain/Wind jacket & pants

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Backcountry Camping in the White Mountains

To get the most out of your camping experience, it’s important to know what is (and isn’t) allowed; the following provides some specific guidelines. Contact the Forest Service or one of the Ranger Stations in the region (page 111) to determine if any restrictions apply.

Some standard restrictions to keep in mind are:

n Above treeline, camping is allowed only when there is at least two feet of snow on the ground

n Great Gulf Wilderness: camping below treeline only, and 200' off the trail or in designated sites along the trail Camping not permitted beyond the junction of Sphinx and Great Gulf Trails in the direction of Spaulding Lake

n No camping, wood, or charcoal fires within 1/4 mile of any shelter, tent platform, hut, cabin, picnic area or campground

n No camping, wood, or charcoal fires in any Wilderness Area .

n Motorized equipment/mechanical transport (except wheelchairs) is not allowed in any Congressionallydesignated Wilderness Area In addition, hiking and/or camping groups are limited to no more than 10 people

n Camping/fires not permitted within 200' of the Ammonoosuc Ravine Trail

n Camping/fires not permitted within 1/4 mile of Rte 16, AMC or RMC facilities, Pinkham Notch Visitor Center, Dolly Copp Campground, or Glen Ellis Falls

You’ve come to the right place! You can’t get more bang for your foliage buck than to hike up a mountain and see the autumn world spread out below. October is the perfect time to hike in the White Mountains, as the air is cooler, there isn’t as much foot traffic as in the summer, and the payoff at the top is incomparable! So lace up those hiking boots, grab your camera, and head for the hills!

SOUTH MOAT Conway

Enjoy 360 ° foliage views of Mt. Chocorua, the Presidentials, the Pemi Wilderness, and the village of  Conway from the bare, 2,770' rocky summit of South Moat. The trailhead for this 5.8-mile out and back hike begins near the Swift River Bridge in Conway.

FOSS MOUNTAIN Eaton

This .4-mile family-friendly hike is slightly off the beaten path but well worth the journey. Head to the small hamlet of Eaton until you reach the lower parking lot and trailhead. Enjoy sweeping foliage views from all angles and be sure to bring a blanket so you can sit and enjoy a snack atop the open rocky slabs at the summit.

BLACK MOUNTAIN Benton

Located in the western White Mountains town of Benton, Black Mountain may be considered small compared to some of our 4,000 footers, but what this 2,830’ peak lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in foliage views. (It didn’t make the 52 With a View list for nothing!)

New Hampshire’s White Mountains

four thousand footers [ elevations in brackets ]

South Twin [4,902] • Carter Dome [4,832] • Moosilauke [4,802]

Eisenhower [4,780] • North Twin [4,761] • Carrigain [4,700]

Bond [4,698] • Middle Carter [4,610] • West Bond [4,540]

Garfield [4,500] • Liberty [4,459] • South Carter [4,430]

Wildcat [4,422] • Hancock [4,420] • South Kinsman [4,358]

Field [4,340] • Osceola [4,340] • Flume [4,328]

South Hancock [4,319] • Pierce [4,310]

North Kinsman [4,293] • Willey [4,285]

Bondcliff [4,265] • Zealand [4,260]

North Tripyramid [4,180] • Cabot [4,170]

East Osceola [4,156]

• Middle Tripyramid [4,140]

Cannon [4,100] • Hale [4,054] • Jackson [4,052]

Tom [4,051] • Wildcat / D Peak [4,050]

Moriah [4,049]

• Passaconaway [4,043]

Owl’s Head [4,025]

• Galehead [4,024]

Whiteface [4,020] • Waumbek [4,006]

Isolation [4,004]

Tecumseh [4,003]

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Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests

Conserving places of special scenic beauty since 1901

The peak of Mt Washington was first seen by explorers off the New Hampshire coast in 1524

Known to Native Americans as Agiocochook , the summit was believed to be the home of the Great Spirit

Today, by foot, car or train, the 6,288' summit of Mount Washington is surprisingly accessible . Home to Mount Washington State Park, it is visited by more than 250,000 people each year from all over the world, who come to revel in the top-of-the-world views of New England, New York, Canada, and on a clear day, even the Atlantic Ocean!

The first footpath to the summit was carved out by Ethan Allen Crawford in 1819; today the Crawford Path is the oldest continually maintained footpath in the country Visitors can drive up the Mt. Washington Auto Road or simply leave the driving to the cheerful (and informative) stage coach guides .

The Mount Washington Cog Railway, the world’s first mountain climbing railroad, opened in 1869 .

Mount Washington is the highest peak in the Northeast and its weather is variable year-round . The record high temperature is 72°F; the record low, -47°F Without factoring in the wind chill!

With an average July temperature of 54°F, summer visitors can get a respite from warmer temperatures in the valleys below When you come, plan to bring a jacket and sturdy shoes And don’t forget your camera!

“White Mountain National Forest: Land of Many Uses” read the signs that greet you The National Forest is a managed and multiple-use forest that provides areas for both recreation and human enjoyment, as well as wildlife habitat and harvesting of the forest, a renewable resource .

THE 800,000-ACRE WHITE MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST

is a powerful presence in the White Mountains Adjacent to (or part of) every village and town, the National Forest ensures that this region will remain largely undeveloped

For additional information, call or write any of the offices below

White Mountain National Forest Headquarters

71 White Mountain Drive, Campton, NH 03223

603-536-6100

• TTY 603-536-3665

This location incorporates the Ammonoosuc and the Pemigewasset Ranger Stations Or stop by one of these Information Centers:

Androscoggin 300 Glen Road, approximately

4 miles south of Rte . 2 on Rte . 16 in Gorham .

603-466-2713

• TTY 603-466-2856

Saco 33 Kancamagus Hwy , approximately 100 yards off US Rte 16 in Conway

603-447-5448

• TTY 603-447-3121

White Mountains Gateway Center Exit 32 off I-93 in North Woodstock 603-745-3816

The White Mountain NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION PASS

The White Mountain National Forest is one of the most heavily used National Forests in the country With that use comes a large workload to maintain the recreation facilities . As a result, a program is in place to collect fees for recreational use

All unattended vehicles parked on National Forest land must display a Recreation Pass where signed . Pass options include a $5 day pass available onsite, a $30 single or $40 household annual pass for those who use the Forest year-round . Recreation Passes are available at area businesses, USFS Information Centers, and the White Mountains Visitors Center For those holding the America the Beautiful Pass, Access Pass, and Senior Pass, parking is free

Note: prices are subject to change

To get your Recreation Pass, visit us online at www.whitemts.us/usfspasses

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THE COLORS of AUTUMN in the WHITE MOUNTAINS ARE DAZZLING!

Every September and October, people travel from all over the world to view the region’s annual display of color. Fall, Columbus Day weekend in particular, is extremely popular; it’s a good idea to make your reservations well in advance.

For a free copy of the Leaf Peeper’s Guide, visit the White Mountains Visitor Center (page 23), call 603-745-8720 or 800-346-3687, or visit us online at VisitWhiteMountains.com

for a more enjoyable Fall Foliage Visit in the White Mountains.

Plan Ahead Check attraction and activity websites before visiting to make sure you have up to date information, and to purchase advance online admissions.

Visit Mid-Week If your schedule allows, plan a visit mid-week; you may find that you have an overlook, trail, or roadway mostly to yourself.

Take the Roads Less Travelled To avoid the congestion that sometimes happens along busier routes, consider one of our “roads less traveled” for a more enjoyable autumn foliage experience. Head down a side road such as Rte. 112 West through Kinsman Notch, Rte. 118 in Warren, Rte. 113 in Sandwich, or Rte. 2 in Randolph and Jefferson. All are stunning at this time of year—and have less traffic!

Pack Your Patience Take a deep breath and enjoy our fresh mountain air and the scent of crisp fall leaves. Enjoy the fact that you’re in the White Mountains and soak in the beauty around you. Staffing shortages exist, and some businesses may have modified operating hours. Pack your patience along with your toothbrush and camera!

Be Safe

and Respectful

When visiting the White Mountains, please be mindful of your surroundings. Stay on the trail and leave only footprints when taking a hike. If you carry something into a park or attraction, be sure to carry it out. Familiarize yourself with the rules when it comes to camping and ask questions if you don’t know the answers. Be careful around water and on steep ledges—no Instagram post is worth hurting the environment or yourself. Respect the beauty of nature that surrounds you, as well as the staff at your favorite restaurants, breweries, hotels, and attractions.

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New Hampshire State Parks

are among our most popular resources. In the White Mountains, these range from 6,440-acre Franconia Notch State Park to Mount Washington State Park, the highest state park in the eastern United States.

The diversity of the parks makes recreational opportunities virtually endless: hiking, swimming, mountain biking, fishing, boating and more. Fees are nominal; season passes are available.

Crawford Notch State Park*

1464 US Rte. 302, Hart’s Location 603-374-2272

Echo Lake & Cathedral Ledge State Parks

68 Echo Lake Road, Conway 603-356-2672

Eisenhower Memorial Wayside Park 3069 US Rte. 302, Carroll 603-227-8745

Forest Lake State Beach

397 Forest Lake Road, Dalton 603-837-9150

Franconia Notch State Park I-93 Exit 34A –34C 603-823-8800 n The Flume Gorge n 603-745-8391

Lafayette Campground 603-823-9513

Jericho Mountain State Park

298 Jericho Lake Road, Berlin 603-752-4758

Livermore Falls 86 Livermore Road, Holderness 603-238-9284

Madison Boulder Natural Area 473 Boulder Road, Madison 603-227-8745

Moose Brook State Park* 30 Jimtown Road, Gorham 603-466-3860

Mount Washington State Park* 1598 Mt. Washington Auto Road, Sargent’s Purchase 603-466-3347

Weeks State Park & Historic Site 200 Weeks State Park Road, Lancaster 603-788-4004

White Lake State Park 94 State Park Road, Tamworth 603-323-7350

Note: * Pets allowed

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Blair Woodland Natural Area | Campton

This 17-acre natural area is maintained by the Campton Conservation Commission and is a wonderful place to stretch your legs and follow the interpretive signs. The trail runs alongside the Pemigewasset River and a quick detour off the trail will bring you to a small beach where you can sunbathe, swim, and soak in the views of the Blair Covered Bridge. Note: Parking Lot is closed in winter.

Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge | Jefferson

There is much to explore in the 166-acre, NH Audubon owned section of the refuge. This north country treasure offers sweeping views, miles of trails, and access to those looking to get out on foot or by bike. There are many opportunities to view wildflowers, butterflies, and other wildlife and it is also home to a section of the Presidential Rail Trail.

Albany Town Forest | Albany

Easy access to this 4-mile network of trails can be granted at a moderate-sized parking area on the eastern end of the Kancamagus Highway. Trails meander next to the Swift River and are perfect for foot traffic and bicycles alike. Varied terrain means that this trail is perfect for all types of adventurers.

Page Pond Community Forest | Meredith

This impressive trail system is maintained by the Meredith Conservation Commission and offers year-round outdoor recreation opportunities with a variety of terrain. Enjoy two pond trail loops, a brook walk, a wetland trail, and a trail that brings you by an old quarry and cemetery.

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A classic New Hampshire winter in the White Mountains offers a sparkling world full of snowy adventure! Check out these Top 9 winter activities during your visit!

Many of our summer Attractions are also open and fun to visit in the winter. Alpine Adventures offers a myriad of winter activities including their Guided Snowshoe Tours.

Cranmore Mountain’s Adventure Park will have you hooting and hollering on their Mountain Coaster and Tubing Hill, and while you’re in the area, be sure to book a train ride with either the Conway Scenic Railroad or the Cog Railway. Many more winter adventures await at our other White Mountains Attractions.

Whether you ski or snowboard, we’ve got a mountain for you! Our ski resorts offer trails for all levels, along with rental equipment, lessons, and great après entertainment. Head to SkiNH.com for a complete list of resorts in the region as well as the latest conditions.

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CRANMORE MOUNTAIN RESORT

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CANNON MOUNTAIN SKI AREA

The White Mountain National Forest and area State Parks offer an abundance of cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails to enjoy. There are several outfitters throughout the White Mountains that offer rentals as well as many kilometers of groomed and ungroomed trails for all ages to explore. There are also various locations that you can join in on a guided outdoor excursion.

With hundreds of miles of trails and some of the most beautiful winter terrain to explore, a snowmobile trip in the White Mountains is a day you won’t soon forget. Rent a snowmobile or join an outfitter for a guided hourly, half-day or full-day tour. Trails along Corridors 11 and 19 connect the Lincoln-Woodstock area with points north and east like Twin Mountain, Gorham and Conway.

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GREAT GLEN TRAILS

Not a skier but still want to play outside? We’ve got you covered! There are countless ways to enjoy a crisp winter day in the White Mountains. Experience the charm and romance of a horse-drawn sleigh ride or get the thrill of a lifetime on a dog-sled adventure. Soar down a snow-covered hill on a snow tube, or lace up a pair of skates and twirl on the ice on an outdoor rink.

Sometimes the weather just doesn’t cooperate, or maybe you’ve had your fill of fresh air and want to enjoy some of the fun, indoor activities the White Mountains has to offer. Visit a museum or New Hampshire’s only aquarium! Enjoy a concert, classic film, or comedy show at one of our fine and historic theaters. There are many local art galleries to explore and you may even have time to book a spa day while you’re visiting.

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FLYING MONKEY MOVIE HOUSE AND PERFORMANCE CENTER

Tour and taste some of our locally crafted wine, brews, or ciders or stop by a traditional general store for local jams, cheeses, honey, and other tasty treats. If you’re visiting the area in March, stop by a local sugar shack to see how maple syrup is tapped and boiled, then try some maple sugar on snow before grabbing this yummy taste of the Whites to bring home!

There are so many great winter-themed events to check out throughout the season! There’s an entire festival devoted to all things chocolate, and also one to the art of snow-sculpting. Visit a dazzling and enchanted castle made entirely out of ice and sparking LED-lights, or enjoy seasonal fireworks displays, tree lightings, and parades with Santa as the special guest.

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winter hiking

A winter walk in the White Mountains can reward you with spectacular views and transport you to a winter wonderland. It’s important to know what equipment, gear, and clothing to bring with you on a winter hike and to keep a constant eye on the ever-changing weather. If conditions are not ideal, making the decision to turn around or plan for another day could save lives. Scan the QR code to learn more about winter hiking essentials.

Boulder Loop Trail

This 3.4 mile loop trail is located on the eastern side of the Kancamagus Highway and is considered to be of moderate difficulty. Expect stunning views and of course … boulders!

Flume Gorge

While the Flume Gorge attraction is not open in the winter, there is a 2-mile winter trail available to those who are looking for a bit of an adventure. Be sure to bring appropriate winter footwear, and as certain parts of the trail can get icy, it’s always good to plan on bringing microspikes or crampons. Enjoy winter views of the Flume’s covered bridges as well as the icy columns through the gorge itself. While the boardwalk has been removed to winter foot traffic, you will often see ice climbers making their way up the rock face.

Trails in Waterville Valley

Head to the town of Waterville Valley and experience the diverse hiking trail system that the Valley has to offer. There are many trails devoted to cross-country skiing as well as fatbiking, and there are also some beautiful winter walking trails for all abilities, including the aptly-named Cascade Path.

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JANUARY

Jackson Snow Sculpture Competition jacksonnh.com

FEBRUARY

Snow Trains

North Conway 356-5251 conwayscenic.com

Bretton Woods 278-5404 thecog.com

Ski, Snowshoe, Fat Bike to the Clouds Pinkham Notch 466-3988 greatglentrails.com

MARCH

Maple Weekend nhmapleproducers.com

Ski Area Pond Skims and Spring Skiing Events

Check visitwhitemountains.com for more details.

APRIL

Easter Celebrations

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Ski Area Pond Skims and Spring Skiing Events

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World Art Day Scavenger Hunt at Settler’s Green Outlet Village North Conway 356-7031 settlersgreen.com

MAY

Alton Weagle Day

Pinkham Notch 466-3988 mt-washington.com

Spring Vintage Market on Squam Holderness 968-7116 vintagemarketonsquam.com

Wildquack Duck River Festival Jackson 383-9356 jacksonnh.com

Mother’s Day Weekend Sales and Specials

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Memorial Day Weekend Events and Sales

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JUNE

Lupine Bloom in Sugar Hill lupinefestival.com

Annual Laconia Motorcycle Week Laconia/Meredith laconiamcweek.com

Father’s Day Deals and Specials

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62nd Annual Delta Dental Road Race Pinkham Notch 466-3988 mt-washington.com

JULY

4th of July Celebrations and Fireworks

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Arts Jubilee Concert Series

North Conway artsjubilee.org

North Haverhill Fair North Haverhill 989-3305 nohaverhillfair.com

Sunrise Drive to Summit of Mount Washington Pinkham Notch 466-3988 mt-washington.com

Vintage Market in the Mountains Bethlehem 991-6212 vintagemarketinthemountains.com

AUGUST

Annual North Country Moose Festival Colebrook / Pittsburg 237-8939 moosefestival.com

Arts In the Park North Conway mwvarts.org

Arts Jubilee Concert Series North Conway artsjubilee.org

National Night Out

Lincoln and surrounding communities

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Summer Mountain Bike Series Pinkham Notch 466-3988

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Mt. Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hill Climb Pinkham Notch 466-3988 mt-washington.com

League of NH Craftsmen Fair Newbury 224-3375 nhcrafts.org

SEPTEMBER

Rubber Ducky Regatta North Woodstock 745-6621 westernwhitemtns.com

Labor Day Weekend Events Check visitwhitemountains.com for more details.

Muster in the Mountains Pinkham Notch 466-3988 mt-washington.com

NH Highland Games & Festival Lincoln 800-358-7268 nhscot.org

Littleton Area Arts Festival Littleton 444-6561 littletonareachamber.com

Fall Fairs in the White Mountains

When the leaves start to change color and there’s a certain crispness in the air, locals know that it’s fall fair season. The tradition of agricultural fairs began over 100 years ago, and many of our fairs have run continuously since that first cattle drive! Today, fairgoers enjoy food, entertainment, a midway, livestock exhibitions, tractor pulls, and more.

Lancaster Fair n Labor Day weekend lancasterfair.com

Sandwich Fair n Columbus Day weekend thesandwichfair.com

Fryeburg Fair n October 1-8, 2023 fryeburgfair.org

OCTOBER

Fall Foliage Trains

N. Conway 356-5251 conwayscenic.com

Bretton Woods 278-5404 thecog.com

Lincoln 745-2135 hoborr.com

Loon Mountain Oktoberfest

Lincoln 1-800-229-5666 loonmtn.com

Oktoberfest at Attitash

Mountain Resort Bartlett 1-800-223-7669 attitash.com

Return of the Pumpkin People Jackson and surrounding towns jacksonnh.com

NOVEMBER

Bring-A-Friend Shopping Weekend North Conway 356-7031

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Littleton Holiday Parade

Littleton 603-444-6561

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Traditionally Yours Celebration Jackson 383-9356 jacksonnh.com

DECEMBER

Jingle Bell Chocolate Tour Jackson 383-9356 jacksonnh.com

NEW HAMPSHIRE HIGHLAND GAMES AND FESTIVAL

SEPTEMBER 15-17, 2023

PROMOTING SCOTTISH CULTURE YEAR-ROUND

With year-round events and activities, we continue to build our thriving Scottish community.

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Santa Trains

North Conway 356-5251 conwayscenic.com

Lincoln 745-2135 hoborr.com

Christmastime at Santa’s Village Jefferson 586-4445 santasvillage.com

Journey to the North Pole

North Conway and Lincoln 356-9980 journeytothenorthpole.org

New Year’s Eve Celebrations and Fireworks

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Caves, towers, and slides are just the tip of the iceberg at the Ice Castles! Over 20 million pounds of ice have been expertly sculpted to create the castle Book a sleigh ride, grab a frosty beverage at the all new Polar Pub, or reserve the private Artic Alcove for a unique way to enjoy a special occasion

Check website for dates and ticket information

24 Clark Farm Road • North Woodstock icecastles.com

With everything from Musical theatre and dramatic offerings, to Art films and movies, comedy, and concerts by some of the biggest names in the business, you’re sure to find something to please! Below are some of the best—call or visit their websites for schedules and events, or for more information.

The Barnstormers Theatre, Tamworth | barnstormerstheatre.org

The Colonial Theatre, Bethlehem | bethlehemcolonial.org

M & D Playhouse, at the historic Eastern Slope Inn Playhouse | mdplayhouse.com

The Flying Monkey Movie House & Performance Center, Plymouth | flyingmonkeynh.com

North Country Center for the Arts at Jean’s Playhouse, Lincoln | jeansplayhouse.com

Weathervane Theatre, Whitefield | weathervanenh.org

information, and availability, please check us out online at visitwhitemountains.com/events

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