Explore the beauty of New Hampshire’s White Mountains region — from scenic mountain towns and hiking trails to waterfalls, ski resorts, family attractions, and unforgettable views.

Franconia notch state park

• Flume Gorge
  Natural granite gorge with waterfalls, covered bridges, and walking trails.
• The Basin
  A famous naturally carved granite pothole and easy scenic stops
• Echo Lake Beach
  Swimming, kayaking, and mountain scenery.
• Artist’s Bluff Trail
  One of the region’s most photographed short hikes.
• Old Man of the Mountain Profile Plaza
  Historic memorial site and viewing area.

Lincoln/Woodstock 

1. Loon Mountain Resort
   Skiing, snowboarding, scenic gondola rides, mountain biking, and seasonal events.
2. Clark’s Bears
   Family attraction featuring trained bears, train rides, museums, and entertainment.
3. Ice Castles
   Seasonal winter attraction with illuminated ice structures and tunnels.
4. Whale’s Tale Waterpark
   Popular summer family destination with slides, pools, and lazy river attractions.
5. Hobo Railroad
   Scenic train rides through the White Mountains region.
6. Lost River Gorge & Boulder Caves
   Boardwalk trails, caves, waterfalls, and natural rock formations.
7. Kancamagus Highway
   One of New England’s most scenic drives, especially during foliage season.

Littleton 

• Riverwalk Covered Bridge
  Scenic downtown riverwalk area with mountain views and shops nearby.
• Chutters
  Famous candy store known for having one of the world’s longest candy counters.
• Pollyanna Statue
  Tribute to the famous literary character tied to Littleton’s history.
• Kilburn Crags
  Short scenic hike with overlooks of the Connecticut River Valley.
• Moore Reservoir
  Popular area for kayaking, fishing, and peaceful waterfront views.
• Downtown Littleton itself
  Boutique shops, cafés, breweries, restaurants, and seasonal community events.