A seasonal winter attraction that transforms the area into a glowing, frozen wonderland. Built entirely by hand using hundreds of thousands of icicles, the castles feature towering ice structures, tunnels, caves, slides, and sculptures.

One of NH's premier ski destinations — three peaks, the state's longest vertical drop, and year-round adventure including zip lines and mountain biking.

A 300-foot-deep glacial gorge with a 1-mile boardwalk, boulder caves, and Paradise Falls. One of New England's most unique natural wonders.

World-class state park: Flume Gorge, The Basin, Echo Lake Beach, Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, and 9 miles of paved trails.

America's most scenic byway begins in North Woodstock. 26 miles through the White Mountains to Conway — trailheads, swimming holes, and fall foliage.

The most popular hike in the area. Three spectacular waterfalls: Stairs Falls, Swiftwater Falls (60ft), and Cloudland Falls (80ft).

Top-rated water park with world-class slides, surf simulator, wave pool, and live weekend music. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day.

A White Mountains tradition since 1928 — live bear shows, steam-powered train rides, haunted house, petting zoo, and water slides.

NH's highest ski area at 4,080 feet, inside Franconia Notch. Old-school New England skiing with aerial tramway views reaching four states.

Fine dining on historic railroad tracks through the White Mountain countryside — a 2-hour evening journey through the forest.

A hidden gem — a 1.2-mile trail leads to Lower & Upper Georgiana Falls and Harvard Cascades. Perfect for a morning outing.

Full-service ski resort with a charming New England village center. Ideal for families and intermediate skiers.

Only 1.5-mile loop rated beginner — spectacular views of Franconia Notch, Echo Lake, and Cannon Mountain. Best bang-for-effort hike.