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.

The White Mountains of New Hampshire offer some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the Northeast. With eight ski mountains in the region, there are lots of great trails, glades, and terrain parks to practice your turns. Outside of skiing, there is tons to do. With the White Mountain National Forest just a few minutes away, you can hike, climb, and soar through the sky year-round. Just off of I-95, Lincoln-Woodstock is an easy drive from anywhere in New England making it one of the best ski towns and mountain towns for a weekend away. 

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

You just spent the week in Costa Rica. You went ziplining, surfing, volcano trekking, and more. You saw sloths in the jungle, and you got sunburnt while sipping coconuts on the beach. Every day you were up early to experience as much of the culture as possible on your weeklong vacation. As you walked through your front door at home after a fantastic vacation, you realized how tired you really are. How many times have you thought “I need a vacation from my vacation?” 

Nestled in theWhite Mountains of New Hampshire, RiverWalk Resort at Loon Mountain is the perfect backdrop for your fairy tale wedding. With the granite peaks overlooking the Pemigewasset River and the luxury accommodations, you can see why so many couples stay at RiverWalk Resort and get married at nearby Loon Mountain. 

FOR THOSE WHO CAN’T (OR DON’T WANT TO) HIKE

This blog post is part of “The Guide to Spring Activities In The White Mountains” and "The Guide to Summer Activities in the White Mountains" blog series.

Sometimes the will is strong but the body is… not so strong. That’s why we sent local outdoors enthusiast and RiverWalk Resort travel commentator Christa Peoples on the road to find the best roadside cascades and waterfalls in the White Mountains for those who can’t – or just don’t want to – go hiking. Read on and check out last week’s post on 5 Short Spring Hikes to the Best Waterfalls in the White Mountains for some tips on how to vacation like a local.