The weather in the White Mountains in the spring can be unpredictable. Somedays it’s 70 degrees and sunny and other days it feels just like winter again. It's fun to spend your days outside hiking, biking, and exploring the best of Lincoln.

However, you should have some rainy-day alternatives planned just in case Mother Nature decides that the mountains need a little more rain for the flowers to bloom in time for summer. Here are some fun indoor things to do in the White Mountains!

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

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

Hearty New Englanders like to joke that we have five seasons – Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring, and Mud Season. As the snow begins to melt, the rivers start flowing a bit higher and faster, the gardens and wildlife flowers begin to bloom, and the mud puddles are found in abundance around town. Despite the mud, Spring in the White Mountains is a beautiful time of year to visit. The winter crowds are packing up their skis until next year’s big snowfall and the summer crowds have yet to arrive making the area a perfect place to visit if you’re looking for a quiet escape to the mountains.

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

After a long winter, it’s time to spring into the spa! Spring is all about rebirth and renewal. For the past few months the temperatures have hovered around freezing, now it’s finally time to shed the multiple layers of wool and down. Chances are, your skin is a bit dry and dull from the long winter. A relaxing weekend at the spa is just what your skin, body and mind needs to renew itself for the warmer months. 

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

Bad Weather? No Problem! Not every day can be a bluebird day on the slopes. Maybe you're not a skier or fan of the cold in general? Sometimes the temperatures drop below zero, or Mother Nature decides to pound us with a blizzard. It’s okay to take a break from skiing and enjoy some of the many indoor activities that you can do without bundling up in 100 layers of clothing to stay warm. 

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

You don’t have to go far to find one of the best spots for a romantic getaway in New England. Imagine snowshoeing hand-in-hand with your sweetheart amongst the glistening pines as the sun hits their icy needles just right. Snow-capped Franconia Ridge serves as your beacon as you meander through the White Mountain National Forest for a romantic picnic beside the warm fireplace at the Lonesome Lake Hut at Cannon Mountain.

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

Game of Thrones fans may know that “Winter is Coming” – but first: FALL!

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

Are you trying to plan ahead for a special Labor Day three-day getaway for the whole family? Have you been searching for things to do in the White Mountains?

Look no further than this itinerary chock-full of ideas, from adventure to relaxation to dining and culture! There are plenty of things to do in New Hampshire, but we happen to think that the White Mountains offers the best variety of experiences. (Yep, we’ll admit it: we’re a bit biased.)

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

Ah, the end of spring… School is almost out, the sun begins to make regular appearances, and that itch inside of you begging for adventure is getting harder and harder to ignore. It’s time to spend some time in your home away from home (aka the White Mountains of New Hampshire).