Snowshoers can find winter adventures on a variety of trails in the Whites, including Mount Willard and Crawford Path.
Cathedral Ledge is a popular climbing spot in the Whites throughout the year.
Rainbow, brook and brown trout inhabit the local stream, ponds and rivers.
The White Mountains offer miles of single-track biking trails.
A mind-boggling array of outdoor activities await the visitor in the White Mountains Region of New Hampshire! From ski and snowboard venues like Attitash, Bretton Woods, Waterville Valley, Wildcat, Cranmore, Cannon and Loon to summer fishing in pristine rivers, lakes, ponds and streams, the White Mountains offer it all.
Then there’s hiking and biking on wooded trails, camping in the White Mountains National Forest, paddling through glassy mountain lakes, and crosscountry skiing and snowshoeing over a variety of scenic terrain.
All of this outdoor fun is available within three hours of Greater Boston, and you’ll find no shortage of spots to spend the night, dine out, or wait out a rainy day. Towns and ski areas throughout the Whites also hold many festivals throughout the seasons, devoted to music, food, wine, craft brew and more.
New bill would strip board of authority over fishing, hunting, and trapping rules.
Legislation seeks to protect wildlife and limit erosion on Maine lakes and ponds.
State to fund 21 different organizations to promote access and diversity in outdoors recreation.
Public hikes will explore two properties in the Greater Providence area.
Famous singer, artist finds project a source of good news.
New ice-out date breaks 2016 record by a day.
Many ski resorts forced to close earlier than normal.
New expo to feature outdoor brands, services, and speakers.
Bait harvesters and biomed industry may be affected.
Groups seek public support, funds.
Most nests recorded in 35 years.
Boater-safety course is now mandatory for some powerboaters.
New study by Save The Bay reveals extent of plastic pollution.
Killington S&R crews assist 23 backcountry skiers, snowboarders on same day.
Victim was an experienced hiker.
New state law bans retail stores from providing single-use plastic bags to customers at the point of sale.
Caleb’s Pond Preserve to feature walking trails.
Lower winter tick numbers offer hope for young moose.
Funds will help improve and enhance important and scenic waterway.
Conservation groups celebrate decision to maintain protection.
Store to feature local brands and brews.
Twenty-year-old spent night on mountain before rescue.
New sets recognizable boundary where the public and walk, swim, fish, and otherwise access the coastal shore.
Project will restore 11 acres of tidal marsh bordering New Bedford’s Inner Harbor.
Three-day event offers unique opportunities to see birds and learn from avian experts.
Eight historic properties offer a unique rustic experience—but don’t expect luxurious accommodations.
Hydropower line will cut through western Maine.
Private aquaculture company aims to raise salmon and trout in submersible pens.
Numbers have recovered from 1964 low.
SOAR program will help grow oyster reefs and aquaculture New Hampshire estuary.
Save The Bay to host annual trash-removal events along state’s coastal shores.
Learn about the important work being carried out by the White Mountain Trail Collective and its partners to build, maintain, and enhance trails in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
Initiative will help ensure public access to woods and waters along Canadian border.
Cell phones instrumental in assisting rescuers.
Poor visibiity and mechanical issue blamed.
Some ways to avoid coyote-human conflicts in spring.
Removal of earthen dike and vegetation clearing first steps in multi-year project.
Winter ticks, warming climate to blame.
State will waive registration fee for non-resident riders.
Bill would include a deposit on alcoholic “nips.”
Historic ski race expected to draw over 500 participants.
Clinics to be held in Oxford and Shapleigh.
Friendly event to challenge urban birders.
Officials warn to stay off frozen lake.
Ninety-three-mile, four-season trail spans northern Vermont.
Don’t miss these fun winter events in the Rangeley Region!
Several parks will host outdoor events as well.
Incident marks 21st hiking fatality in NH this year.
Decision sparks protests from climate activists, environmental groups.
New office will work toward improving and facilitating outdoor activities in the Bay State.
First death on Mount Willard in 18 years.
Independent analysis shows rapid warming trend, especially in the Northeast.
Public asked to report sightings of rare rabbit.
Fish counts encourage conservationists, biologists, and anglers.
New study says regional forests already sequester large amounts of carbon—but can do even more.
Seven honored for contributions to winter sports.
Expansion of Wildlife Management Area increases opportunities for hiking, fishing, birding and more.
Some 3,500 acres in Londonderry and Windham added to Silvio O. Conte National Fish & Wildlife Refuge.
Comprehensive study reveals steep declines in some species, leveling out in others.
Incident imperiled rescue personnel, say officials.
New all-terrain ride to be held in western Massachusetts.
Drought conditions to blame.
Bill aims to protect species before they are listed as endangered.
Ban is response to recent fires throughout state.
Supporters say increased E-bike use would benefit the environment.
New path provides fishing access to White Mountains trout in Bethlehem.
Spend a day or weekend riding the trails in this state park built to accommodate ATVs.
Learn about the important work being carried out by the White Mountain Trail Collective and its partners to build, maintain, and enhance trails in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
We learned a thing or two about backcountry skiing and snowshoeing on our recent winter adventures in New Hampshire.
A review of ENE’s recent filming session in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.