The White Mountains are famous for their scenic high peaks with stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges and nature. But what do you do when you’re short on time yet still want a hiking trail that packs a big punch when it comes to views? Thankfully, the White Mountains have an abundance of smaller peaks that provide world-class views of the area.

The White Mountains of New Hampshire are world famous with their granite peaks and colorful fall foliage, but did you know that there is so much more to do in the area? The White Mountains are home to year-round and seasonal family-friendly attractions to keep you busy every day of the year. Choose from amusement theme parks, trains, natural attractions, and more and make memories that will last you for a lifetime.

Whether you’re here for a ski trip, romantic getaway, or just a relaxing weekend away from the constant hustle and bustle of life, the luxury RiverWalk Resort offers world-class amenities for all ages. From activities and a game room for the kids to a full-service spa and winery for the adults, you might find it difficult to step foot off the resort property to enjoy the beauty of the White Mountains. Of course, you can enjoy that beauty from your own private balcony!

The White Mountains of New Hampshire offer an abundance of indoor and outdoor activities year-round from skiing to horseback riding to hiking granite peaks. If this is your first time (or even your 100^th time) to the mountains, you may not know where to begin when it comes to planning your next vacation. Let RiverWalk Resort’s in-house Adventure Concierge help you plan your next stay in the White Mountains. Whether it’s a special event, such as an anniversary or birthday, a family vacation, or just a solo getaway, RiverWalk’s Adventure Concierge will make sure you have a memorable vacation.

Every winter, RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain transforms its outdoor lagoon swimming pool into a state-of-the-art ice skating rink for all ages to enjoy. Nestled under Loon’s South Peak overlooking the Pemi, the ice skating rink containing a network of miles of tubes carrying super-cooled glycol that ensures the most extraordinary ice skating experience for guests. Whether you’re skating under the stars or watching the stars in one of RiverWalk Resort’s many ice skating shows, tons of famous skaters have graced the ice rink with their skates. Some have even landed some technically challenging jumps and twists on the rink! Check out a few of the famous skaters that have enjoyed RiverWalk Resort’s ice skating rink over the years.

Whether you have been coming to the White Mountains since you were a young child or this will be your first (of hopefully many) visit, the White Mountains of New Hampshire is home to tons of outdoor winter fun. Usually, the only things you have to be concerned about is the weather and if your favorite ski trail will be open, but since we’re still in the middle of a global pandemic, we all have a little bit more on your minds these days. But, rest assure, the White Mountains is open for all your outdoor winter activities and doing everything possible to keep you safe.

According to a recent U.S. Travel Association report, more than half of working Americans don’t use all of their paid vacation days. They forfeit an average of 212 million days, which is equivalent to about $62.2 billion in lost benefits. Most Americans struggle to disconnect from the daily demands of their work. Research shows that taking vacation time actually increases your productivity by making you more resilient, improving cognitive function, creativity, and problem-solving.

Now that the heat and humidity (and the annoying black flies!) of the summer have left us for the year, it’s time to hit the road or trails again. Fall is the perfect time of year to hop on your bike for a short or long ride. The leaves are starting to turn or have already fallen, and the temperatures are still warm enough to enjoy a short sleeve jersey (the mornings are cool).

Schools out and it’s time to have some fun in the White Mountains! Here's the ultimate family summer bucket list for Lincoln, New Hampshire. There is no shortage of fun and active things to do in the mountains during the hot summer months. If you're looking for something fun on a hot day, head over to Whale’s Tale Waterpark to cool off or take the Aerial Tramway to the 4,080-foot summit of Cannon Mountain. Start ticking off mountain peaks for the 4,000-footer club or fly high through the treetops on a zipline. Whatever you choose to do in the western White Mountains, it’ll be a summer to remember! Make sure to add these summer bucket list ideas to your vacation must-do list.

There is nothing more relaxing than arriving at your home away from home and shutting the computer down after a long work week and parking the car for the weekend. The RiverWalk Resort is centered in the heart of Lincoln making it the perfect destination to make your home base. With a shuttle bus service to Loon, luxury amenities at the resort, and tons of food and entertainment options within a short walk come to the RiverWalk Resort to park and play.