You’ve probably heard it said that experiencing fall in New Hampshire is a bucket-list worthy item. I know I have, so my husband and I finally decided to see what all the fuss is about.
We’ve experienced fall color all over the world (Kyoto, Japan still remains a personal favorite), but nothing prepared us for the breathtaking beauty of fall in New Hampshire, specifically the White Mountains.
Every year, millions of visitors flock to this corner of the world to experience a forest alive with exhilarating shades of rusty oranges, deep reds and vibrant yellows.
So put on your cozy sweater, grab a cup of coffee and let’s discuss the absolute best spots to catch fall in New Hampshire. I’ll explain exactly why this world-renowned destination should be your next trip!
The White Mountains, New Hampshire
White Mountain National Forest sits near the New Hampshire and Maine border. The massive forest spans 800,000 acres and is defined by swaths of healthy pines, oaks and maples, alpine lakes and jutting granite cliffs.
Experiencing fall in the White Mountains is a phenomenon that attracts millions of international visitors annually.
The most common towns folks stay at are North Conway and Lincoln, with Jackson and Sugar Hills following closely behind.
