Don’t Miss Out on Fall in New Hampshire’s White Mountains!

Focus on All Things New England! [New England Focus Logo]( Don’t Miss Out on Fall in New Hampshire’s White Mountains! Sponsored by: [White Mountain Attractions]( [Logo]( [Fall in New Hampshire's White Mountains]( is a spectacular and picturesque season. In late September through early October, the region transforms into a vibrant tapestry of colors and outdoor beauty. The fall foliage, crisp air, and limitless opportunities for outdoor recreation are just part of the reason fall in New England is an annual road trip tradition. Here are some fresh ideas for things to do in the White Mountains during the fall: [Leaf Peeping](: Autumn in the White Mountains is all about stunning foliage. As the temperatures start to drop in the latter half of September, the deciduous trees covering the mountain slopes and valleys start showing off a brilliant array of colors. With each passing day, the vibrant shades of red, orange, yellow, and even deep green put on a breathtaking show. And our peaks? They look all the more dramatic and beautiful during this transformation. Check our [Fall Foliage Report]( weekly for updates on how the leaves are changing. Attractions: The White Mountains is home to [16 legendary family-themed and natural attractions](. Step aboard unique railroads and experience panoramic views as you climb the highest peak in the Northeast (Mt. Washington, ringing in at 6,288’). Spend some time up above thanks to ziplines and aerial sky rides that whisk you to some of the highest mountain peaks for fabulous valley and mountain views. Stroll across boardwalks, meander through glacial caves, and discover nature… or enjoy a trained bear show, and visit with Santa and Cinderella at our theme parks! [Conway Scenic Railroad] Conway Scenic Railroad Photo Credit: Brian Soloman [Outdoor Activities](: Fall is a prime time for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking and walking trails that wind through the White Mountains offer a perfect blend of well-trod paths, challenging terrain, and awe-inspiring views. The sensations of autumn abound when you’re out on the trail: the crunch of leaves beneath your boots, the scent of pine needles, the whisper of the winds of seasonal change. You can experience it all with a hike, or even during a mountain biking or wildlife watching session. [Loon Mountain Gondolas] Loon Mountain Harvest Bounty: Fall in the White Mountains heralds the start of harvest season. Local orchards are filled with apples, and you can go apple picking or sample fresh apple cider and apple cider donuts. Charming pumpkin patches and farmstands are another great option; don’t you want to pick out your own perfect pumpkin for carving or decorating? [Explore Fall in the White Mountains]( The most popular way to "leaf peep" in the White Mountains is to hop in the car and explore a scenic byway. But we recommend you check out these 7 unique ways to enjoy the season too. [PLAN YOUR VISIT]( SPONSORED Rustic Charm: The [charming towns and villages]( in the White Mountains embrace fall like none other. Across our region, you'll find country stores, farmer's markets, and roadside stands selling homemade pies, jams, and crafts. Don’t miss the [Return of the Pumpkin People]( in Jackson, where local businesses create themed scenes using pumpkin-styled scarecrows [Return of the Pumpkin People in Jackson] Though the farm store at Tougas Family Farm in Northborough is well stocked with pre-picked apples, it’s hard to beat the simple pleasure of plucking your favorites right from the tree. Photo Credit : Tougas Family Farm via Facebook [Scenic Drives](: The White Mountains region is known for its scenic drives, and fall is the ideal time to embark on these journeys. The winding roads take you through dense forests, past reflective lakes, and over quaint covered bridges, all set against a backdrop of vibrant fall foliage. Be sure to check out these beautiful Roads Less Traveled Scenic Drives during your visit. [View from the Kancamagus Highway] Kancamagus Highway Photo Credit: @snowyowl [Fall Festivals](: The White Mountains host a variety of fall festivals and events celebrating the season. From craft fairs to pumpkin festivals and cultural gatherings, there's no shortage of ways to immerse yourself in the local culture. [Discover Fall in the White Mountains]( Check out these White Mountains itineraries that will provide you with an experience with breathtaking scenery, cool mountain breezes, and captivating adventures. [PLAN YOUR VISIT]( SPONSORED Relaxation and Reflection: Fall in the White Mountains also provides an opportunity for quiet introspection and relaxation. The serene beauty of the landscape, combined with the sound of rustling leaves and distant streams, offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Fall in New Hampshire's White Mountains is a time of natural splendor, outdoor adventure, and cozy charm. It's a season that invites you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature while savoring the simple pleasures of the region. Remember to check [VisitWhiteMountains.com]( for information on any seasonal events or attractions that may be specific to when you plan to visit and be sure to [plan ahead for your trip]( for the most stunning experience in New Hampshire's White Mountains. [Ad-300x250]( SPONSORED [New England]( [TRAVEL]( [FOOD]( [LIVING]( [WEEKENDS WITH YANKEE TV]( [YANKEE MAGAZINE]( [SHOP]( [Facebook]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( You received this email because you signed for updates from [NewEngland.com](. 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