Canoeing and Kayaking: A Splash of Relaxation and Fun
March 25th, 2013
Exploring the White Mountains of New Hampshire is a great way to breathe the fresh air and take in the beautiful scenery. You can go canoeing or kayaking to make it more fun and challenging. Lease a canoe or kayak if you don’t own one. They are an inexpensive way to get out in nature and enjoy your environment. You can stop along the river banks and take a break for lunch or dinner. Pack a picnic basket that includes your favorite foods. Don’t forget to bring fresh water on your river trip. Consider taking canoeing or kayaking lessons Read the rest of this entry »
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Through Wilderness and Scenery: Hiking in the White Mountains
June 27th, 2012
Hiking in the White Mountains of New Hampshire can offer you more than just beautiful scenery and exercise as you hike to the destination of your choice. With the many nature trails, ponds, and waterfalls that you’ll encounter on your way you’ll not only have your choice of exploration for the day, but an excuse to come back and explore again and again.
While hiking in the White Mountains you’ll have many different nature trails to Read the rest of this entry »
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Swimming through the Scenery In Amazement
November 26th, 2011
New Hampshire is a peaceful state, where many go to relax. A vacation here can be perfect and a great way to commune with nature. The White Mountains, are a picturesque location, which has a little bit of something for everyone. Mount Washington, is part of the White Mountains and the tallest mountain in the Northeaster US at 6,288 feet.
Four-thousand footers, is a group of 48 peaks that are over 40 feet. Hiking and mountain biking are top activities here. The Appalachian Mountain Club, is a group of hikers who routinely hike together. Read the rest of this entry »
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Artistic Foliage within the White Mountains
November 24th, 2011
People looking for a glimpse of nature at its best will not be disappointed when they visit New Hampshire’s beautiful White Mountains. Conveniently located near Boston and New York City, these rugged mountains that form part of the Appalachian range are considered some of the region’s finest for hiking as they include a series of alpine huts which are available to hikers. Historically, these mountains have been a major draw for artists to paint and draw the inspiring scenery.
Main attractions are Flume gorge and a granite bowl 20 feet in diameter nicknamed ‘the Read the rest of this entry »
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Picnicking With the Family in the White Mountains
November 21st, 2011
There is nothing like spending good quality time with your family outdoors. You can have fun picnicking in the beautiful and majestic White Mountains of New Hampshire. You will enjoy the fresh air and memorable experiences that are awaiting you.
You can hike down many trails and see some unbelievable wildlife. You are sure to spot a white tailed deer and possibly even a moose. There are many different types of birds out there as Read the rest of this entry »
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Where to Eat in the White Mountains
November 10th, 2011
There’s a lot to do in White Mountain outside of hanging out in your bed and breakfast watching http://www.Direct.tv/ satellite why not see what the region’s culinary scene has to offer? Here are a few of our favorite restaurants in the area.
Sunset Hill House: The most notable and acclaimed restaurant in the region, the Sunset Hill House has a lot of awards and a view to match. Read the rest of this entry »
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Vast Mountains, Blue Skies and Rivers
July 19th, 2011
New Hampshire is a beautiful state brimming over with breathtaking scenery. The White Mountains are one of New Hampshire’s most exquisite attractions. They cover a quarter of the state of New Hampshire and are home to the highest peak in the Northeast, Mt. Washington. Mt. Washington sits in the sky at an altitude of 6,288 feet. It is also home to a line of summtis called the Presidential Range. The White Mountains offer up lots to do for a vacationing family. You can go on a relaxing stroll or engage in a rugged mountain hike or bike Read the rest of this entry »
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Over the River and Through the Woods to the White Mountains
July 17th, 2011
The White Mountains stir imaginations all year round.
The mountains are home to several family friendly attractions. You can visit theme parks, tour waterfalls, river gorges and caves or get a bird’s eye view of the mountains as you ride tramways and zip lines. With its many rivers, the White Mountains offer numerous opportunities for canoeing and kayaking. In winter, the mountains are perfect for a quick getaway or an extended ski vacation. In spring, explore the countryside by hiking, biking or on horseback. In summer, take a ride Read the rest of this entry »
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Cool, Calm and Collected: The White Mountains
July 16th, 2011
It may be hot where you are, but plan a vacation to the White Mountains in New Hampshire and return cool, calm and collected. Guests return ready to take on the world again.
The most popular spot in the White Mountains is the Attitash Mountain Resort. Here, visitors can enjoy the waterslides, riding a horse, mountain biking, chair lifts and much more. The resort opened in 1976 and has many satisfied guests who return year after year to become cool, calm and collected.
The second most popular attraction in the White Mountains is the Cannon Aerial Tramway. Guests can ride the 80 Read the rest of this entry »
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Family Fun in the White Mountains of New Hampshire
July 14th, 2011
The White Mountains in New Hampshire supply an endless amount of fun, adventure, and activity for any family no matter the ages! Whether you and your family are looking to spend as much time outside as possible, or are looking for indoor activities, there are plenty of options. If your family is full of outdoor enthusiasts the multitude of hiking, biking, fishing, ziplining, camping, canoeing, rafting, horseback riding, and swimming locations are endless. If you prefer to remain indoors, there are theatres, shops, museums, and Read the rest of this entry »
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