Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. For some, it might be just a greeting card holiday, but for others, it’s the most romantic day of the year. Either way, Valentine’s Day is the perfect day to spoil your loved one. As one of the only luxury resorts in the White Mountains, RiverWalk Resort is the picture-perfect destination for your 24 hours of endless love songs. Put on some Barry Manilow and head to Lincoln this Valentine’s Day. We have everything planned for you already.

This blog post is part of "The Guide to Winter Activities in The White Mountains" blog series.

There is more to Lincoln than just world-class family skiing. Whether you need a break from skiing or you’re a non-skier, there's tons to do in the Western White Mountains and beyond during the winter months. Bundle up and head outside to enjoy the natural beauty of the area. Strap on a pair of snowshoes and check out the local trails with your pup or hug your favorite ice princess at the Ice Castles.

This blog post is part of "The Guide to Winter Activities in The White Mountains" blog series.

Don’t leave your dog home when you head to the mountains this winter. There are plenty of fun activities for the whole family, including Fido, in the western White Mountains. If you have a high energy four-legged furball, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing is a wonderful way to tire them out for a day. Your pup will enjoy a good snooze by the fireplace while you enjoy a glass of wine after a fun day in the snow. Lincoln and the surrounding White Mountains offer an abundance of dog-friendly activities, so let your dog ride shotgun as you drive to Lincoln this winter.

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Just like humans, your favorite furry four-legged friend needs a vacation, too! Explore the old conifer forests and the glacial peaks of the White Mountains year-round with Fido and the family in tow. Lincoln, New Hampshire is a dog-friendly town. You’ll see plenty of locals and visitors alike with their canine best friends walking around town and out on the trails. Pack the dog treats and head to Lincoln with the whole family this year!

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Skip the weekend crowds and head to the White Mountains during the week. With an abundance of outdoor and indoor activities, you’ll be bound to have heaps of fun. Whether you’re heading to the mountains for a romantic mid-week or just an escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, book a stay at the RiverWalk Resort and enjoy all the amenities it has to offer. Plus, you have the whole towns of Lincoln and North Woodstock to explore! Take advantage of some great ski and stay packages for midweek travelers while you're here too.

This blog post is part of "The Guide to Winter Activities in The White Mountains" blog series.

While skiing may be the main attraction in the greater Lincoln area, there is tons to do after a long day on the slopes for all ages. Whether you prefer to stay indoors and warm up your cold toes or throw on a few more layers and head outside for some more wintery fun. Lincoln is home to more than just Loon Mountain, you’ll find plenty of hotels with awesome amenities, restaurants, bars, and tons of entertainment opportunities. 

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You don’t have to travel to Europe to explore castles this winter! Instead of centuries-old stone fortresses nestled throughout Europe’s picturesque countryside, you’ll find a one-of-a-kind castle in Lincoln, New Hampshire in a few short weeks.  

It’s finally here! The snow is falling and the slopes are opening. If you haven’t yet, it’s time to book your family ski weekend in the White Mountains.

This year is already looking like a fantastic season for snowmobilers! Every year, more and more businesses accommodate snowmobilers and snowmobile clubs produce some of the best trail maps ever seen up in the White Mountains.