The White Mountains in New Hampshire, USA, are a rugged mountain range covering approximately a quarter of the state and extending slightly into western Maine.
The Granite State Scenic Railway, based in Lincoln, New Hampshire, operates on a historic 15-mile rail line originally built in the late 19th century for logging and transportation.
Waterville Valley Resort in New Hampshire's White Mountains is a four-season family destination on Mount Tecumseh, featuring 265 acres of alpine skiing terrain across 62 trails with a 2,020-foot vertical drop, 11 lifts including high-speed quads, and 100% snowmaking for winter sports like skiing, snowboarding, and terrain parks.
Jericho Mountain State Park spans over 7,400 acres in Berlin, New Hampshire's White Mountains, created in 2005 to offer extensive off-highway recreational vehicle trails including more than 70 miles for ATVs, UTVs, trail bikes, and snowmobiles, with scenic overlooks and connections to regional trail networks.
Eisenhower Memorial Wayside Park is a small 7-acre memorial park along Route 302 in Carroll, New Hampshire, established in 1979 as a gift from the Bretton Woods Corporation to honor President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
Bretton Woods in New Hampshire is the state's largest ski area with 464 acres across 63 trails and 36 glades, offering a 1,500-foot vertical drop serviced by 10 lifts including an 8-passenger Skyway Gondola and four high-speed quads, renowned for award-winning grooming, 92% snowmaking, and over 200 inches of annual natural snowfall.
The Mount Washington Auto Road in New Hampshire is a historic 7.6-mile private toll road that ascends from an elevation of 1,527 feet to the summit of Mount Washington at 6,145 feet, making it the highest peak in the northeastern United States.
The New Hampshire Telephone Museum, located in Warner, New Hampshire, was established in 2005 by Dick and Paul Violette of the Merrimack County Telephone Company.
The Mountain Club on Loon in Lincoln, New Hampshire, is a slopeside four-season resort at the base of Loon Mountain offering ski-in/ski-out access with modern rooms, studios, and suites featuring full kitchens, fireplaces, jetted tubs, balconies, and mountain views.
Whale's Tale Waterpark in Lincoln, New Hampshire, is a 17-acre seasonal attraction in the White Mountains operating for over 30 years with 11 rides including thrilling slides like the 40 mph Plunge dual speed slides, Eye of the Storm bowl ride reaching 35 mph, Banzai Pipeline enclosed tube, and Harpoon Express bobsled-style raft slide.
Santa's Village in Jefferson, New Hampshire, is a Christmas-themed amusement park that first opened in 1953, created by Normand and Cecile Dubois who envisioned a magical home for Santa Claus and his reindeer in the North Country.
Charmingfare Farm in Candia, New Hampshire, is a working family farm and petting zoo spanning over 40 years, where visitors interact with farm animals like llamas, sheep, camels, horses, goats, and North American wildlife including bears and wolves through feeding, walking trails, and educational exhibits.
Children's Museum of New Hampshire in Dover is a nonprofit hands-on museum at 6 Washington Street offering two floors of interactive exhibits for kids from newborns to middle school, exploring dinosaurs, aeronautics, world cultures, music, nature, and STEAM subjects in the Innovation Lab.
Kingston State Park is a 44-acre day-use recreation area on the shores of Great Pond in Kingston, New Hampshire, just off Route 125 and about 14 miles from the seacoast.
Pillsbury State Park covers 4,456 acres mainly in Washington and partially in Goshen, New Hampshire, featuring heavily wooded terrain, numerous ponds like Butterfield, Mill, and North, and diverse wetlands that support wildlife such as moose, loons, bears, and birds.
Crosby Mountain State Park spans 86 acres on the western slopes of 2,238-foot Mount Crosby in Groton, New Hampshire, within the larger Cockermouth Forest managed by the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.
Sculptured Sand is a seasonal outdoor event in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, featuring over 25 large, intricately carved sand sculptures that bring to life fairy tales and imaginative scenes along a forest trail.
