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Gorges, waterfalls, scenic railroads and ski slopes in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains.
Also known as Clark’s Trading Post, this family theme park has rides, a Black Bear show, a White Mountain Central Railroad train ride and five museums.
Wooden walkways wind through this 800-foot gorge, said to have been found in 1808 by a 93-year-old woman who was out fishing.
This easy, family-friendly trail with little elevation leads to a series of small falls. Upstream, a large pool is perfect for swimming.
Heritage train rides roll through the White Mountains, past lakes and forests. The fall foliage trips are especially rewarding.
This scenic route offers sweeping White Mountains views year-round, and it’s busiest in September and October for fall color.
An outdoor lover’s paradise, with hiking trails, swimming holes, scenic vistas and a small campground, open year-round.
Visit any time of year for fall colors, winter skiing, lakes to explore and a cog railway ride to the mountain peak.
Operating since 1938, this resort has 68 trails served by 11 lifts, with slopes for beginners and experts and lodging on site.
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