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At this course, every hole features jaw-dropping views of the White Mountains
There are scenic golf courses, and then there are courses where you just have to pause between holes to admire the stunning views. The nine-hole course at the Eagle Mountain House & Golf Club is of the latter variety: The views of the White Mountains and the course’s meandering path along the Wildcat River mean you’ll want to give yourself a little time to soak in the atmosphere as you play the USGA-rated, par 32 course. Every hole features elevated tees with spectacular vistas. The course also features a beautiful driving range with practice areas for pitching, chipping, driving and sand lies. You can rent an electric or pull cart, and a pro shop sells logo-wear, clubs and balls. The resort’s Stay and Play packages include golf, accommodations and breakfast.
On-site spa the perfect solution after a day out on the slopes or hiking trails
So you’ve spent your day in the Loon Mountain skiing, hiking, climbing rock walls, kayaking, and you’re just a tad achy. Luckily, the RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain has the perfect remedy: an appointment at its Solstice North Day Spa. Pamper yourself with a full-body massage or refreshing facial. Enjoy a soothing foot soak or foot massage while looking out at South Mountain through floor-to-ceiling windows. Let an experienced esthetician treat you to a Himalayan salt stone massage or a couples’ massage. The resort also has a state-of-the-art fitness center, multiple pools and hot tubs (including one of the largest lagoon pools in the Northeast) and an on-site winery. In the winter, the Lagoon Pool becomes a world-class skating rink, so after your massage, rent a pair of skates – or sit back and watch one of the professional ice shows.
Bethlehem boats two scenic, challenging golf courses designed by Donald Ross
Beautiful surroundings are par for the course when you golf in Bethlehem, NH, in the magnificent White Mountains. The town boasts two championship 18-hole courses designed by the legendary Donald Ross, who wanted his courses to be a test for all abilities. Golf among the mountains at the public course at the Bethlehem Country Club with outstanding playing conditions at affordable prices. Enjoy a meal or a drink at the historic Putter’s Pub, with a deck overlooking the course. Over at the Maplewood Golf Course, recently renovated, the views are scenic and the course beautifully laid out. The course remains true to Ross’ original vision, demanding both course management and shot-making ability. There’s a fully stocked pro shop, and you can lounge or lunch in the historic clubhouse.
Woodland cabins offer the best of both winter worlds: proximity to outdoor fun – and indoor heating
Our wood Cabins blend authenticity and modern comfort in the heart of the White Mountains. Untreated hardwood construction, environmentally respectful and perfectly integrated into the forest landscape. Two floors with separate bedrooms, equipped kitchen, and cozy living room around the wood or gas stove. The new wooden Frontier Wagons offer a unique experience with two bedrooms, kitchenette, and private outdoor space with BBQ. Each accommodation features a terrace to admire the surrounding nature and relax after the day’s adventures.
Perfect for your mountain getaway, inn exudes charm, close to variety of activities
Relaxed, rustic with all the comforts of home, the accommodations at the Woodstock Inn Brewery have been winning rave reviews from guests for years. One of New Hampshire’s most visited country inns, the picturesque inn includes over 40 distinctly styled rooms and suites in six buildings, featuring everything from furniture made from logs in Adirondack-style rooms to Victorian rooms with four-poster beds. Many rooms and suites have whirlpool tubs and gas fireplaces, and most include a full country breakfast. Some have mountain and river views. Guests have access to an off-property indoor pool and health club, and area activities include skiing, hiking, biking, antiquing, golfing and tax-free shopping. Or take the tour at the brewery, then settle in for a beer and a burger in the popular bar or pub.
Charming riverside inn a delightful location, all year long, for that get-away-from-it-all vacation
Nestled in the heart of the Mt. Washington Valley, NH, the Inn at Ellis River is a delightful, tranquil site for vacations and romantic getaways. Its 20 rooms are decorated with antiques and period furniture; most have fireplaces or wood stoves, and many have two-person whirlpool tubs. There's also a romantic cottage suitable for two. The stroll-able grounds feature gardens, a gazebo and Adirondack chairs by the river. Play darts in the game room, or enjoy a glass of wine by a roaring fire. A hearty breakfast, with delicious sweet and savory offerings, is served every morning, as are afternoon goodies. There’s a seasonal heated outdoor pool and sauna. Area activities include skiing and snowshoeing in winter; hiking (to a waterfall!), biking, kayaking in the warmer months, and tax-free shopping all year long.
Elegant cuisine and breathtaking scenery are always on the menu at this mountain inn restaurant
You’re staying at an inn set on 65 scenic acres in the White Mountains. You’ve had the perfect day skiing, or antiquing, or hiking. Now you want a quiet, delicious meal in surroundings that take advantage of the mountain vistas. Welcome to the dining room at the Franconia Inn, where award-winning elegant American cuisine is served against the breathtaking backdrop of the White Mountains. Tables are intimate and candlelit, and the seasonal menus feature locally sourced ingredients. In the fall or winter, you might dine on steak frites, pork chops with wild mushrooms and maple apple gastrique, or apple bourbon chicken. After dinner, adjourn to Peaks Pub for a nightcap, a handcrafted cocktail or draft beer, and enjoy the crackling fire.
On-site dining at mountain resort one more reason guests return year after year
Excellent on-site dining at Ledges Restaurant at the White Mountain Hotel & Resort is just one more reason that this full-service resort, close to all the attractions that make this region of New Hampshire popular with vacationers around the world, a first-class getaway. There really is something to please the palate of every guest. Breakfast is included with every room reservation, and lunch and dinner feature tantalizing seasonal options from chowders and salads to great burgers, steamed lobsters, rack of lamb and Prime filet mignon cooked just the way you ordered. Desserts are homemade, and service is exceptional. The Ledges Restaurant and Tullamore Tavern have been recently renovated to make the dining experience even more welcoming, including the popular seasonal veranda.
White Mountain Hotel is honored to be a AAA® Four Diamond™ property!
Creative menu, comfortable surroundings hallmarks of this popular restaurant and tavern
It all starts with the food at the 1869 Room, The Wentworth’s popular restaurant. With its Certified Local designation from the New Hampshire Farm-to-Restaurant Connection, the restaurant, with its inviting fireplace and crystal chandeliers, relies heavily on locally sourced produce, meats, cheeses and other products for its ever-changing menu catering to all tastes. Start with Mama’s Meatballs or a delicious burrata, then move to a slow-braised short rib of beef or a black bean and chickpea stew. Finish with homemade ice cream or an apple gateau or a dessert cocktail like a peanut butter cup martini. (The restaurant also offers wonderful breakfasts.) After dinner, adjourn to the Alpine tavern, a convivial bar and lounge with a light-bites menu, creative cocktails and, in season, local live music on the deck. - Book your table On-Line today!
A welcoming brewery with hearty meals and beers that are distinctly New Hampshire
If you’re in or planning a visit to New Hampshire, why not grab a beer that represents all we love about the state. At the Woodstock Inn Brewery, they’ve been producing distinctly New Hampshire beer for more than 25 years, from the 4000 Footer IPA, the official beer of hiking, to Lost River Light, for those lazy days at the swimming hole. (Check the website for the current tap list.) Voted the White Mountains’ favorite restaurant for eight years, the warm, inviting Main Bar at the inn and brewery is the place to enjoy live music, livelier conversation, great brews and hearty breakfasts, lunches and dinners. Warm weather means sipping and dining on the seasonal Dam Bar’s patio, where well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Outdoor Sports, Adventures, and Fun in All Seasons
The entertainments that the people of this mountain region have devised for tourists and visitors – in all four seasons of the year – boggles the mind. In winter, several ski areas --- Attitash Mountain, Bretton Woods, Waterville Valley, Wildcat Mountain, Cannon Mountain, Loon Mountain -- offer downhill and cross-country skiing as well as snowboarding, snow tubing, and terrain parks. The other seasons of the year, too, are rich with activities, particularly for families and children.
The Conway Scenic Railroad and the Hobo Railroad, offering train excursions through gorgeous mountain scenery;
the Mount Washington Cog Railway, with its heart-stopping trips to the summit, where visitors can see views of four states and Canada;
the Polar Caves - a series of natural glacially-formed caves and gorges;
Santa’s Village and Story Land - A pair of amusement parks for the younger crowd;
and Whale’s Tale Water Park, with a wide selection of water slides and rides.
Many of the ski areas host warm-weather activities like gondola rides, biking, climbing walls, horseback riding, and golf. Towns and ski areas also put on many festivals throughout the seasons, devoted to entertainments like music, food, wine, antique cars, and more. Stay late if you can: evening fireworks shows are becoming a frequent way to end a day of fun.
The White Mountains is a place simply to drive, gaze, step out of the car, walk, take photos, and gaze some more. A spectacular drive is the Kancamagus Highway, which traverses between the towns of Lincoln and Conway, NH. North Conway, NH is a very pretty mountain town with a main street lined with interesting stores. It's also a hub of outlet shopping in this tax-free state. At the end of the day it is easy to find an assortment of accommodations like lodges, motels, hotels and campgrounds and enjoy fine cuisine at one of many restaurants here in the White Mountains.
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