White Mountain Getaway Guidebook
Food scene
A must in the area not only for the food, but also the atmosphere! Buzzy brewery also serving wood-fired pies and bites in a riverside, 18th-century mill with a deck.
146 locals recommend
Schilling Beer Co.
18 Mill StA must in the area not only for the food, but also the atmosphere! Buzzy brewery also serving wood-fired pies and bites in a riverside, 18th-century mill with a deck.
Creative pizzas and sandwiches, plus gourmet mains, in cozy quarters with a large patio and cellar bar.
65 locals recommend
Rosa Flamingos
2312 Main StCreative pizzas and sandwiches, plus gourmet mains, in cozy quarters with a large patio and cellar bar.
Lively brewpub/microbrewery offering eclectic pub grub and rotating house/guest craft beers on tap.
93 locals recommend
Rek-Lis Brewing Company
2085 Main StLively brewpub/microbrewery offering eclectic pub grub and rotating house/guest craft beers on tap.
Creative farm to table fare, focusing on seasonal ingredients from the many local farms available whenever possible.
16 locals recommend
Tim-Bir Alley
7 Main StCreative farm to table fare, focusing on seasonal ingredients from the many local farms available whenever possible.
Veteran outpost serving breakfast and lunch diner fare, sundaes and pies in unpretentious digs.
25 locals recommend
The Coffee Pot Restaurant
30 Main StVeteran outpost serving breakfast and lunch diner fare, sundaes and pies in unpretentious digs.
Famous pancakes and other daytime eats in a rustic, circa-1830 setting with mountain views.
104 locals recommend
Polly's Pancake Parlor
672 Sugar Hill RdFamous pancakes and other daytime eats in a rustic, circa-1830 setting with mountain views.
Artisanal bakeshop and cafe specializing in whimsical pastry, breads, and cakes
16 locals recommend
Crumb Bar
97 Main StArtisanal bakeshop and cafe specializing in whimsical pastry, breads, and cakes
Cafe offering breakfast, organic vegetarian lunch, fresh baked goods, espresso bar, smoothies, teas and homemade chai. They are committed to using fresh and local ingredients.
36 locals recommend
The Maia Papaya
2161 Main StCafe offering breakfast, organic vegetarian lunch, fresh baked goods, espresso bar, smoothies, teas and homemade chai. They are committed to using fresh and local ingredients.
Hikes
Mount Eisenhower is a 4,780 foot mountain in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains.
7.1 miles round trip. Elevation gain 2,765 feet. 5 hours.
Mount Eisenhower
Mount Eisenhower is a 4,780 foot mountain in the Presidential Range of the White Mountains.
7.1 miles round trip. Elevation gain 2,765 feet. 5 hours.
The summit of Mount Pierce is above the treeline and nice views of the surrounding mountains and valleys are available to the east.
6 miles round trip. Elevation gain 2,400 feet. 4-5 hours.
Mount Pierce
The summit of Mount Pierce is above the treeline and nice views of the surrounding mountains and valleys are available to the east.
6 miles round trip. Elevation gain 2,400 feet. 4-5 hours.
Mount Washington is the highest point in New England and the highest peak in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
132 locals recommend
Mount Washington
Mount Washington is the highest point in New England and the highest peak in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
The Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty.
2 miles round trip. Elevation gain 488 feet. 1-2 hours. Great family hike!
107 locals recommend
Flume Gorge
852 Daniel Webster HighwayThe Flume is a natural gorge extending 800 feet at the base of Mount Liberty.
2 miles round trip. Elevation gain 488 feet. 1-2 hours. Great family hike!
Bridal Veil Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in the White Mountains.
4.8 miles round trip. Elevation gain 1,079 feet. 1-2 hours.
9 locals recommend
Bridalveil Falls
Bridal Veil Falls is one of the most photographed waterfalls in the White Mountains.
4.8 miles round trip. Elevation gain 1,079 feet. 1-2 hours.
Ski areas
Bretton Woods, ranked #1 in the East for Snow, Grooming and Scenery, is New Hampshire's largest ski area with 464 acres of skiing and snowboarding on 63 trails and 35 glades.
72 locals recommend
Bretton Woods
Bretton Woods, ranked #1 in the East for Snow, Grooming and Scenery, is New Hampshire's largest ski area with 464 acres of skiing and snowboarding on 63 trails and 35 glades.
Cannon offers 11 lifts servicing 285 acres of skiing (192 with snowmaking), 25 miles of trails and has the only aerial tramway in New Hampshire.
147 locals recommend
Cannon Mountain
Cannon offers 11 lifts servicing 285 acres of skiing (192 with snowmaking), 25 miles of trails and has the only aerial tramway in New Hampshire.
Loon Mountain has 370 skiable acres accessed by 11 lifts to 69 trails and glades.
6 locals recommend
Loon Mountain
Loon Mountain has 370 skiable acres accessed by 11 lifts to 69 trails and glades.
Attitash Mountain Resort offers 68 trails and 9 lifts across two big, connected mountains (Attitash and Bear Peak) that combine traditional New England runs and challenging terrain with modern, wide-open cruisers suited for all abilities.
195 locals recommend
Attitash Mountain Resort
775 US-302Attitash Mountain Resort offers 68 trails and 9 lifts across two big, connected mountains (Attitash and Bear Peak) that combine traditional New England runs and challenging terrain with modern, wide-open cruisers suited for all abilities.
Activities
Bethlehem Country Club
1901 Main StMaplewood Golf Course
2691 Main StMount Washington Cog Railway
3168 Base Station RdSanta's Village
528 Presidential HwyWhale's Tale Waterpark
481 Daniel Webster Hwy
