Ski Resorts
- Attitash Bear Peak Ski Resort
- Wildcat Ski Resort
- Bretton Woods Ski Resort
- Cranmore Ski Mountain
- Cannon Mountain
- Black Mountain
- Jackson Cross Country Foundation
- Bear Notch Cross Country Skiing
- Bretton Woods Cross Country Skiing
- King Pine Ski Resort
- Waterville Valley Ski Resort
- Loon Mountain
Covered Bridges
The Covered Bridges of the White Mountains are an integral part of the landscape and a place to wait out a summer shower or steal a kiss or watch raging river waters swollen by the melting winter snows. Covered Bridges were often called "courting bridges." Their distinctive shapes form a signature for New Hampshire. Why the first covered bridges were built has been obscured by time. Some say that horses were more comfortable crossing an enclosed span than an open trestle. Others point to the fact that a bridge lasts longer if its heavy timbers are protected.
- Bartlett Covered Bridge
- Albany Covered Bridge
- Bath Covered Bridge
- Clark's Trading Post Covered Bridge
- Flume Covered Bridge
- Honeymoon Covered Bridge
- Saco River Covered Bridge
- Swift River Covered Bridge
and more.....
Natural Points of Interest
White Mountains of New Hampshire is home to stunning waterfalls, relaxing swimming holes, and incredible wildlife, such as moose, black bear, loons, fox, turkey, and rainbow trout. You might spot some of this wildlife just by walking on one of the thousands of hiking trails in the White Mountains. You may also get an insider's glimpse of where wildlife live by taking a Moose Tour. If you spend a little time in one of our State Parks, you will witness some of New Hampshire's finest flora and fauna.
- Echo Lake
- Diana's Bath
- Cathedral Ledge
- Humphreys Ledge
- The Saco River
- The Flume Gorge, Franconia Notch
- Lonesome Lake, Franconia Notch
- Emerald Pool, Franconia Notch
Theme Parks & Other Attractions
- Kancamagus Highway
- Scenic Railroad
- Story Land
- Santas Village
- Kahuna Laguna
- Hobo Railroad
- Flume Gorge
- Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves
- Whale's Tale Water Park
- Alpine Adventures
- Polar Caves Park
- Clark's Bears
- Bartlett Covered Bridge
- Mount Washington Auto Road
- Ice Castles, Lincoln NH
- The Cog Railway
- Bretton Woods Canopy Tour & Adventure Center
Hiking Trails
There are short hikes that, for minimal effort, can take you to a waterfall or a spectacular view, as well as longer hikes to scenic outlooks, lakes and ponds, and mountain summits.
- Mount Parker (right in our backyard!)
- Ripley Falls
- Arethusa Falls
- Mount Willard
- Mount Crawford
- Greeley Ponds
- Black Cap Path
- Artist's Bluff and Bald Mountain
- Boulder Loop Trail
- Moat Mountain
- Black Cap Mountain
- Diana's Bath
- Sawyer River
- Mount Pierce
- Basin-Cascades Trail
- Lincoln Woods/Wilderness Trail
- Mount Jackson
- Welch-Dickey Loop Trail
- Mount Eisenhower
- Mount Washington
- Mount Tom
- Mount Avalon
- Mount Willey
- North & South Twin
- Mount Zealand, Zealand Falls
and so much more!
Restaurants
- Cabin Fever in walking distance
- White Mountain Cider House
- Margaritagrille
- Red Parka
- Wildcat Tavern
- Red Fox
- Black Cap Grill
- Moat Mountain
- McGraths
- Tuckermans Tavern
- Shovel Handle Pub
- Shannon Door
- Matty B's
Plus....
- Snowshoeing trails
- Fishing, canoeing, swimming, and kayaking in the rivers and lakes
- cross-country skiing (Jackson Ski Touring, Bear Notch Ski Touring, Great Glen Trails, Bretton Woods, Mount Washington Valley Ski Touring)
- Countless scenic drives in all seasons
- Schartner’s Strawberry Farm in North Conway in early July is a great opportunity to “pick your own” and to purchase their homemade jams and jellies.
- Nearly 200 factory outlet stores in the valley
- Antique Shops & Art Galleries
- Visit the many Covered Bridges in the area
- Drive the Mount Washington Auto Road or Kancamangus Hwy
- In the fall, enjoy many nearby fairs