Vacation rentals in White Mountains

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The A-frame cabin, painted in dark hues, is framed by tall trees, highlighting its triangular shape. A welcoming green door adds contrast, and a small deck with seating invites relaxation. Natural surroundings create a serene atmosphere, with glimpses of the mountains visible in the background.
Tiny home in Wentworth
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 219 reviews

Tiny Riverfront A-Frame w/ Mountain Views, Hot Tub

Welcome to 'The Alexander' @ Casa de Moraga! This tiny A-frame is nestled on the bank of Baker River w/ breathtaking views of the river & White Mountains. Full kitchen, bathroom w/ shower & living/dining area. Wake up in the loft bedroom & see the mountains & river from bed. Read on the couch & enjoy the gel fuel fireplace, take a swim or fish in the river - relax in your private hot tub on the deck overlooking the river! 10 min to Tenney MTN. 35 min to Ice Castles, Franconia, Loon & Waterville!

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The log home features a striking A-frame structure with a vibrant red metal roof. The entrance is adorned with a spacious porch supported by exposed wooden beams. Surrounding trees showcase autumn foliage, enhancing the rustic charm of the property.
Cabin in Haverhill
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 308 reviews

Black Bear's White Mountain Log Cabin w/ Hot Tub!

This private, adorable log home is perfect for your getaway stay! There's a queen-sized log bed in the 1st floor bedroom and a full-sized futon in the cozy loft. The home has a spacious bathroom with a walk-in shower and a washer/dryer. Enjoy a rustic, fully-equipped kitchen. There are 3 large flat screen TV's, 100 Mbsp internet with Roku, free local and long distance phone service, and access to a lakeside community with playground, beach, swimming pool, tennis, trails and snowmobile trails.

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An A-frame cabin showcases a wooden exterior with large glass windows, allowing natural light indoors. The deck features four Adirondack chairs arranged around a circular fire pit. Surrounding greenery and autumnal trees enhance the serene outdoor setting.
Cabin in Danbury
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 144 reviews

Cozy A Frame Cabin

Discover Your Dream Getaway at Our Enchanting A-Frame Cabin in Danbury, NH! Hike lush forest trails, paddle across sparkling lakes, or hit the nearby slopes for seasonal adventure. After a day outdoors, kick back on the spacious deck, fire up the grill, and dine under the stars. Whether you're planning a romantic escape or a fun-filled family getaway, this hidden gem offers the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and natural beauty. Escape the ordinary—book your unforgettable Danbury retreat today!

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Home in Whitefield
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Tranquil Cottage at FarAway Pond

Tranquil waterfront retreat on a peaceful spring fed pond, this Dog Friendly cottage has unique style, deck with grill & smokeless fire pit-wood provided-shady deck and rockers, lounge chairs and kayaks on your private dock. Full Murphy bed in living room with electric"wood" stove & queen bed in the loft. Trails through 68 acres of forest and meadow lead to 300 state acre forest. Two adjacent guest homes share the pond and sandy beach, message for available dates for all 3 for perfect privacy.

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A wooden treehouse with large windows and a spiral staircase is surrounded by lush green trees. The structure is elevated, allowing for a view of the forest floor, which is covered in natural earth tones from fallen leaves and pine needles.
Treehouse in Sanford
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 594 reviews

Luxury Year-round Treehouse with private hot tub

The Canopy is one of 5 luxurious tiny homes that make up Littlefield Retreat, a tranquil woodland village of 3 treehouses and 2 hobbit houses – each with its own private hot tub and dock. To see all five dwellings, click on the photo to the left of “Hosted by Bryce”, then click “Show more…”. This 15-acre forest retreat on Littlefield Pond offers our guests an experience that feels like a trip up to the woods of northern Maine, but is closer to home and to all the attractions of southern Maine.

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A private hot tub is surrounded by trees displaying vibrant autumn leaves, with a gentle stream flowing nearby. A fire pit sits beside the hot tub, offering a cozy gathering space. The cabin's exterior features wooden siding and large windows that invite natural light.
Tiny home in Norway
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 257 reviews

Glass Wall Waterfront Hot Tub Fireplace Tiny Home

Wake up to rushing waterfalls right outside your glass wall in this romantic waterfront tiny home in Norway, Maine! Private hot tub with river views, see-through gas fireplace, cozy raised queen bed overlooking the water, outdoor shower, hammocks, and direct access to hiking trails. Total privacy—no neighbors in sight. Modern kitchen, heated floors, fast WiFi, and thoughtful touches for couples or solo escapes. Romantic getaway near Sunday River skiing, golf & Maine adventures. Nature's oasis

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The uniquely shaped house, adorned with shingles, is surrounded by lush greenery. Large windows reflect the vibrant foliage, allowing natural light to illuminate the structure. The natural stone wall complements the rustic aesthetic, creating a harmonious blend with the wooded landscape.
Home in Fairlee
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 592 reviews

Cozy Bow House Perched in Trees w/ Hot Tub & View

The cozy Bow House is perched up above a lovely valley and boasts large south facing windows, a unique bowed loft and a warm, inviting space to relax. Up a charming dirt road past Brushwood & Fairlee Forests with hiking, biking and ATV trails nearby. Lake Fairlee is a scenic 10 min drive; 15 min to Lake Morey & I-91 and 30 min to Dartmouth College. Enjoy the glow of the rising sun and beautiful views above the fog, unwind in the hot tub surrounded by the magical woods and wildlife of Vermont.

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A serene outdoor space features a fire pit surrounded by natural stone. Lush greenery extends to distant mountain views under a partly cloudy sky, creating a peaceful setting for relaxation and outdoor gatherings.
Cabin in Tamworth
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 583 reviews

Secluded Mountain View Cabin • Private Sauna

A real cabin in the North Woods secluded, private, and surrounded by open sky and sweeping mountain views that remind you why you came. This log-style retreat sits deep in the woods above Tamworth, fully equipped for comfort without sacrificing the rugged feel. Hike local trails, stargaze in near-zero light pollution, or sit by the fire pit with the mountains in front of you. The optional wood-fired sauna steps from the door is the perfect end to the day. Sauna available as a one-time add-on.

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A cozy cabin is nestled among snow-covered trees, showcasing a wooden exterior in warm tones. The entrance features a welcoming pathway lined with snow, while the nearby deck offers a glimpse into the winter landscape, creating a serene atmosphere in the snowy environment.
Cabin in Hanover
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 538 reviews

Cabin retreat just steps from adventure

Nestled on 80 acres in the woods alongside a stream, this cabin is the perfect retreat. Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a gathering of your closest friends-this cabin is ideal. It is located on a private road and close to Howard Pond, Androscoggin River, and Sunday River skiing. No matter the season, opportunities await, whether you decide to stay close or venture out. There are plenty of trails nearby to explore, canoe rentals, skiing and so much more.

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The cabin is nestled among dense trees, overlooking a gently flowing river. A winding road borders the river, with mountains visible in the background under a clear, blue sky. The vibrant orange cabin contrasts with the surrounding greenery, providing a sense of seclusion in nature.
Cabin in Twin Mountain
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 143 reviews

Private Riverfront Cabin at Bretton Woods

Welcome to the Mountains! This custom log cabin is tucked away on a very private piece of land directly on the Ammonoosuc River. If you’re looking for a quiet and peaceful NH escape, without being stuck in the middle of nowhere, this is the spot for you! The home is easily accessible year round (no trucks or 4WD needed) has snowmobile trail access, and is minutes away from Bretton Woods Resort, and within 20 minutes to Loon and Cannon. We’re pet friendly, so bring your dog along!

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Dome in Sutton
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews

Luxury Glamping NH - Geodome Sanctuary

Escape to a private luxury sanctuary retreat tucked behind a small family owned Christmas tree farm in Sutton, New Hampshire. This adults-only geodome features a private hot tub, wood-fired cedar sauna, cold plunge, hammock and fire pit beneath a sky full of stars. Created for couples seeking rest, connection, and renewal, it’s the perfect place to slow down, reconnect, and experience the beauty of New Hampshire. Just 80 minutes from Boston, yet a world away.

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Treehouse in Woodstock
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 315 reviews

LuxuryTreehouse w/ Hot Tub Near Sunday River

Escape to an authentic luxury treehouse designed by B’Fer Roth of DIY Network’s Treehouse Guys and built by The Treehouse Guys. Hidden on a private wooded road with no neighbors in sight, this unique retreat borders 626 acres of Bucks Ledge Community Forest with 7 miles of trails right outside your door. Enjoy peaceful seclusion just 15 minutes to Sunday River, 5 minutes to Mt. Abram, and 10 minutes to Bethel for the perfect mix of adventure and relaxation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is White Mountains located?

    The White Mountains are in northern New Hampshire, with some stretches extending into western Maine. Surrounded by forests and small towns, the region is known for its peaks, rivers, and locally rooted traditions.

  • When is the best time to visit White Mountains?

    Late spring and autumn are frequently suggested for vibrant foliage and accessible trails, while winter attracts those interested in snow sports. Summer brings comfortable temperatures for hiking and exploring rivers or forests.

  • What are some things to do near White Mountains?

    The White Mountains has scenic hiking trails, waterfalls, and opportunities for wildlife observation. Many travelers explore Mount Washington, ride on a heritage railway, or visit parks known for autumn foliage, winter sports, and guided naturalist activities.

  • How is the weather near White Mountains?

    The White Mountains experience cold, snowy winters with temperatures around -3 to 15°F (-19 to -10°C), and cool summers near 45 to 55°F (7 to 13°C). Rain and snow are common year-round, so it is recommended to bring layers and waterproof gear when exploring the outdoors.

All about 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.

What are the 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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