Attractions

Free guided hikes and programs available at the Highland Center at Crawford Notch. Workshops for all levels from beginner to expert and guided backcountry tours.

The spirit of adventure is alive in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Let our knowledgeable and experienced guides take you on an experience you will never forget. From zip lining high up in the trees on the Bretton Woods Canopy Tour to scaling the remote cliffs of Mt. Oscar on the West Wall Climb, we have a summer activity for everyone. ATV Mountain Tours, hiking, downhill and cross-country mountain biking, archery, indoor climbing wall and fly fishing are all offered as part of the Bretton Woods experience.

To top off your perfect day, enjoy a Scenic Gondola Ride to the top of the mountain and take in a hearty lunch with Presidential views from the new Rosebrook Lodge. Availability subject to change.

Head to Clark’s Bears for a day of family fun! Watch a trained bear show, be chased by the infamous Wolfman on a train ride, or head to the museum and shops. On a hot summer day, cool off on the Anaconda Escape or Blaster Boats. Enjoy mining for gemstones and fossils at the River City Mining Sluice, reaching to the top of the Old Man Climbing Tower, and Segway tours around the property. Clark’s Bears is open Memorial Day – Columbus Day. We can bearly wait to see you!

Visit one of the oldest continually running theatre in the US just 7 miles West on Rt 302. For movies, live shows, and information, call or visit our website. Open May – October.

Safe and spectacular! The legendary Mt. Washington Auto Road, first opened in 1861, is America’s original man-made attraction. Witness the timeless and dramatic beauty of the Presidential Range as you journey to the highest peak in the Northeast when you drive yourself or take a comfortable guided tour to the summit of Mt. Washington. Enjoy panoramic views spanning distant mountains and experience the world-famous weather extremes Mt. Washington is known for. Find adventure along the 7.6 mile Auto Road with four distinct ecological zones to explore with stops, lookouts, and even short hikes.

Rates: Please check our website. Drive yourself and guided tour rates vary depending on schedule, season, and availability. Reservations recommended for guided tours; no reservations necessary to drive yourself. Season: mid-May to October 24 (weather permitting).

The first-in-the-world Mount Washington Cog Railway has been making its dramatic ascent to the 6288’ summit of the highest peak in the Northeast for more than 150 years. Climbing through three climate zones over grades averaging 25%, visitors experience either panoramic views from Quebec to the Atlantic Ocean, or the mountain’s reputation as the “Home of the World’s Worst Weather”. In the winter months when the summit is inaccessible, trains continue to run daily to Waumbek Station, located in a snowy alpine meadow at 4000'. Waumbek features elevated viewing decks, warming huts, a blazing fire pit, and complimentary hot refreshments. Marshfield Base Station is the highest full- service, year-round facility on the mountain, with direct access to hundreds of miles of snowmobile trails, winter hiking and backcountry skiing, as well as a gift shop, food court and free museum. For schedule, tickets and much more visit our website.

The Mount Washington Cog Railway: New Hampshire’s premier attraction…since 1869!

Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge

The Rocks

The Stables at Omni Mount Washington Resort

17 great attractions for family fun all season long! For information and a FREE Travel Planning Kit call or visit our website.