Travel Lens
Hike the White Mountains, ride a cable car to a summit and walk a rocky gorge near Woodstock.
More than a million acres of rugged peaks and forest with over 2,000 miles of trails, plus camping, fishing, skiing and moose watching.
Hike, bike or fish in this White Mountains park, home to the Flume Gorge, Cannon Mountain and Franconia Ridge.
Two cars shuttle along a cable between the base lodge and the summit, where the views stretch for miles in every direction.
Follow a well-kept path past rushing waterfalls, granite cliffs and a covered bridge in this natural gorge in Lincoln.
Formerly Clark’s Trading Post, this Lincoln attraction features trained bears, train rides, a petting zoo and a haunted house.
Take a walk in the woods to this serene waterfall, a favorite spot for couples that settlers discovered in the early 1800s.
Ride the world’s first mountain-climbing railway 3.8 miles up to 6,288 feet on the highest peak in the northeastern United States.
Opened in 1952 as a small park for the children of hotel guests and staff, this storybook amusement park is now a family tradition.
Swipe up for all 20 things to do in Woodstock in our full guide.