Loving Your New Hampshire Camping Vacation Here And Beyond

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It’s practically impossible to visit the Mount Washington Valley without being blown away by the size and beauty of Mount Washington. At 6,822 feet, its peak is the highest point in the Northeast. And if you want to get to know this behemoth for yourself, there are a few different ways to do so. You can hike one of the remarkably rigorous trails to the summit. Or you can drive the famous Auto Road. Just make sure you travel with all the right gear. Because while the views are unforgettable, the weather can be pretty unforgiving.

If you love great style and even better prices, then Settlers Green should be on the top of your itinerary. This tax-free shopping destination is home to all kinds of brilliant brands—from Coach to Columbia and REI to Ralph Lauren. Their deals and discounts help you stay on trend and on budget. And their wide range of restaurants help you find a great lunch stop while you shop too.

Take a trip back in time on an old-fashioned train, and enjoy spectacular scenery while you’re at it. Every ride with Conway Scenic Railroad begins in a beautiful 1874 train station. The on-board narrator provides all kinds of local history after you depart. Their kitchens are known for serving up top-notch lunches. And their cars are known for delivering photo-worthy sights. You’ll enjoy breathtaking views no matter what time of year you visit. But the foliage you’ll see on a Conway ride in the fall is nothing short of phenomenal.

A round at Indian Mound Golf Club—one of the most popular golf courses in New Hampshire—isn’t one you’ll soon forget. Designed by Phil Wogen, this 18-hole course starts with a relatively level front 9 and ramps up to deliver gentle, rolling terrain on the back 9. It’s well-groomed and player friendly. It offers a fully stocked pro shop, and it has a team of expert instructors. In other words, it’s a par-70 course that’s challenging without being intimidating.

Wandering through the White Mountains is a sure-fire way to work up an appetite. Fortunately, you won’t have to go far at all to find a fantastic meal. Just a 10-minute drive from Danforth Bay, Traditions serves up tasty plates and to-go grill packs all day long. Whether your stomach is growling for a grilled steak or you’ve got a hankering for some hash browns, Traditions can help satisfy your cravings.

Between mid-December and late-March, you can’t beat the fun you’ll find at King Pine Ski Area. With 17 trails, three triple chairs, two surface lifts and runs that range from green to double black diamond, there’s a downright impressive variety of downhill skiing. With 20 km of snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails, there are some truly stunning routes to deliver your daily workout. And with a lift-serviced tubing hill and an ice-skating rink, there are plenty of ski-free winter sports to enjoy too.