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Beautiful Cabin in the Trees
Attitash Retreat
Epic Luxury Treehouse - next to Dog Mountain !
Cozy Wooded Cabin/private hot tub/fireplace/river
Cabin retreat just steps from adventure
Cozy Tiny Cabin with Mountain and River Views
Mad Moose Lodge• Secluded Cabin w/ Mountain View’s
Studio, pet friendly, river views, Jackson NH
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Luxe Cabin - Quiet, peaceful. Close to StoryLand!
Cozy Bow House Perched in Trees w/ Hot Tub & View
The Niche...crafted & forged
Mountain View Home | Steps to Hiking & Waterfalls!
Northern Solace
Waterfront| Outdoor Sauna| Ski| Mountains| Firepit
Mt. Washington View|Min to Skiing|Wood Stove
LUX Designer Private Waterfront
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White Mountain Base Camp
Cozy A Frame Cabin
Peaceful Log Cabin in the Woods
Your guide to White Mountains
Welcome to White Mountains
Snow-capped peaks covered in ski resorts and hiking trails pair with peaceful river valleys and small New England towns in New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Around the region, chairlifts, gondolas, cog railways, and winding alpine roads bring visitors to mountaintops for scenic views along with a bit of the great outdoors. On a clear day from the summit of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeastern United States, the view looks over five states ― Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, and Vermont ― and into Canada. But the smaller hills offer plenty of views, too, particularly in the fall, when the White Mountains fill with leaf-peepers admiring the rainbow of crisp autumn colors that stripes the ridges. In the valleys, covered bridges cross rivers that weave in and out of small towns, making for a scenic drive best experienced with stops at the classic New England diners, antique shops, and historic buildings.
The best time to stay in a vacation rental in White Mountains
The White Mountains bustle all year, with the extremely cold northern winters producing the area's downhill ski resorts and cross-country ski trails, as well as blanketing small towns in a picturesque blanket of snow. But dress warmly: winter lows average in the single digits Fahrenheit, and even the highs are routinely below freezing. The mountains provide relief from the region’s hot and sometimes humid summers (even in July, the top of Mount Washington averages a high of only 55 degrees), making for ideal alpine hiking conditions. Fall brings with it New England’s famous foliage, as well as optimal hiking conditions in the lower valleys, at least until the snow arrives.
Top things to do in White Mountains
Mount Washington
Getting up (and then down) the region’s highest peak is an essential White Mountains experience. Though the weather can tilt extreme, from whipping winds to blinding snowstorms, the views never disappoint. The historic Cog Railway dates back to 1869 and brings you (weather permitting, seasonally) up to the summit, as does the excitingly scenic Mount Washington Auto Road and a bevy of hiking trails.
Castle in the Clouds
Built as a summer home in the early 20th century, this mansion in Moultonborough now welcomes visitors to enjoy its beautiful architecture, stunning views, and scenic gardens. Hiking paths, a pond, snowmobiling trails, and exhibits on the history of the unique building and property will keep you busy for a full day here.
Appalachian Trail
The longest hiking-only trail in the world runs through the White Mountains on its way from Georgia to Maine, where experienced hikers encounter some of the steepest portions of their journey. But many pieces of the trail also make good day hikes or shorter backpacking trips, while still letting you experience the storied route.
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