The start of school is just around the corner. Before you dive into back to school shopping, plan one last hoorah for the summer. The White Mountains are not only home to spectacular natural beauty, but also to many attractions, water parks, and more. Enjoy a weekend or a week away in the mountains before all the soccer practices, math homework, and ballet lessons start in September.

You’ve driven all the way to the White Mountains, and you’ve landed at your resort. With a belly full of road trip gas station snacks, you may be thinking about unpacking your bags and spending the first afternoon of your vacation in the pool. After a few hours of relaxation, the gang goes back to the suite to take showers and get ready for an awesome dinner at one of your favorite dinner spots from last year’s getaway. Or maybe you haven’t been here yet and you’d like to know where you should get dinner! Either way, you’ve hit the lottery because you just found RiverWalk’s Guide to Dinner in the White Mountains. Bon’ Appetit!

The dog days of summer are upon us. Even with a higher elevation and a fresh mountain breeze, the days can get steamy in the White Mountains. To combat the heat and the humidity, take a dip in one of the many swimming holes in the western White Mountains.

Visiting the White Mountains is a great way to spend your summer vacation. Whether it be for ziplining, theater, hiking, kayaking, swimming, music, or food there is something for everyone to enjoy. We’ve covered where to get the best breakfast in Lincoln-Woodstock, now we’re here to help you get lunch down. There’s nothing wrong with a packed lunch for a day long outing, but there are also way better options than PB&J on white bread too. Leave your bagged chips and juice boxes at home and check out these awesome lunch options in Lincoln-Woodstock.

With smartphones, tablets, and video games, it’s easy to spend your summer vacation indoors. Leave all the technology behind and escape to the White Mountains for a little family fun. For centuries, the White Mountains were a popular escape for America’s elite who would come to the area every summer to enjoy the fresh mountain air.

The White Mountains have attracted seasonal guests for centuries with its pristine natural landscape and refreshing mountain air. Historic luxury hotels, like the Mt. Washington Resort and The Balsams, have left a long legacy of innovation, luxury, and a high-level of customer service. The RiverWalk Resort in Lincoln, New Hampshire is a newcomer to the scene but has been working hard to redefine modern luxury.

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Vacations in the White Mountains, as you may know by now, are usually full of adventure if done right. Beautiful mountain views, cascading waterfalls, outstandingly clean swimming spots, local attractions, and amusement parks are just a few of the things on the bucket list. With an itinerary like this, you're going to need a hearty breakfast every day to give you the sustained energy you need for a fruitful vacation up north. Unfortunately, a lot of guests come up and start the day off with something a little... less appetizing. 

With the summer solstice just around the corner, the dog days of summer are upon us. In just a few shorts weeks, we’ll be trading in our pants and sweaters for shorts and some red, white, and blue attire for summer’s biggest celebration. Surprisingly, the White Mountains are uncrowded and quiet during the holiday week making it one of the best times of the year to visit the region.

It’s not hard to fall in love with the RiverWalk Resort once you walk into the lobby. With spacious suites with high-end appliances and fixtures, incredible hotel amenities, and great partners like Seven Birches Winery, Solstice North Day Spa, and La Vista, the RiverWalk Resort is indeed one of New Hampshire’s finest grand hotels.

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The annual New England Brewfest is just around the corner in June. Now in its 14^th season, the event on June 23 attracts beer lovers from around New England who look forward to tasting delicious beers from New England’s best craft breweries in the scenic White Mountains. With Loon Mountain in the backdrop, there is plenty of food, music, and fun for all.