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.

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. 

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.

We like to pride ourselves up north on the lack of long dinner lines like the ones often seen in southern New Hampshire. Calling ahead, waiting in hour long lines, and crowded waiting areas are not our style up here. That being said, if you’ve ever traveled north during peak season on a Friday evening, you know about the peak season traffic.

It can be hectic (albeit worth it) to gather up the troops after getting out of work at 5PM to beat the traffic and make it to your destination in time for dinner. Here is RiverWalk Resort’s guide to navigating dinner on a busy evening in the White Mountains!

The days are getting shorter and you know what that means – winter is right around the corner! All your favorite summer attractions are starting to run on a limited schedule during the fall months before closing their doors until the snow melts.

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!

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.

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. 

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.

This blog post is part of “The Guide to Summer Activities In The White Mountains” blog series.

You’ll never go hungry in Lincoln, New Hampshire. For a town of just over 1,600 permanent residents, Lincoln is home to an abundance of tasty places to eat for every foodie. From fine dining to classic pub fare, there’s a delicious dish for everyone in the western White Mountains.