1 day in White Mountains Itinerary
1 day in White Mountains Itinerary
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Start: Boston
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End: Boston
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Stretching through the White Mountain National Forest, Lincoln welcomes hikers along the Appalachian Trail.Kick off your visit on the 17th (Wed): take in the dramatic natural features at The Basin at Franconia Notch State Park, then take in the dramatic scenery at Flume Gorge, and then see Off-Road Tours.
To find photos, traveler tips, where to stay, and other tourist information, you can read our Lincoln journey maker website.
Boston to Lincoln is an approximately 2.5-hour car ride. You can also take a bus. Traveling from Boston in March, expect Lincoln to be little chillier, temps between 38°F and 20°F. Cap off your sightseeing on the 17th (Wed) early enough to go by car back home.
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White Mountains travel guide
The vast White Mountains cover not only a quarter of New Hampshire, but also a good portion of western Maine. A popular holiday destination for hiking and camping throughout the year, this mountain range includes some of the most rugged terrain in New England. Most of the area is public land, with a number of state parks and a sprawling national forest. The range includes 48 peaks over 1,200 m (4,000 ft) tall, popularly known as the "four-thousand footers." Mount Washington stands out among these, at 1,917 m (6,288 ft), as the highest peak in the northeastern section of the United States. To explore the mountains while on vacation, you can park at the national forest's trailheads, but be sure to purchase a parking permit at any of the area's visitor centers first.
