Lonesome Lake Hut

As always, the wintry view of Franconia Ridge across Lonesome Lake is breathtaking, and Lonesome Lake Hut is sure to be a favorite for families because of its accessibility.

The caretakers are very excited to talk with overnight guests and day visitors alike about the surrounding environment, local winter wildlife, astronomy, and more!

What's New: Recent renovations include new doors, windows, interior pine paneling, exterior cedar shingles, a new roof, and floor.

Wild Wonders: Around Lonesome, you have an excellent chance of seeing snowshoe hares and their distinctive tracks. Look for the large prints of the huge rear feet that function as "snowshoes" and keep the hare from sinking into the snow.

Getting There: Here's some winter trail information you should know if you're heading to Lonesome.

Learn More: Get details on the hut's accommodations, operating season, rates, and more.

Zealand Falls Hut

Wild Wonders: The area around Zealand is one of the best places in the Whites to see wildlife. On the way to Zealand, you may be lucky enough to spot a moose or moose tracks.

Getting There: Here's some winter trail information you should know if you're heading to Zealand.

Learn More: Get details on the hut's accommodations, operating season, rates, and more.

Carter Notch Hut

It's relaxing as usual at this beautiful destination. Did you know that the main hut up at cozy Carter is the oldest standing building in the AMC's system, built in 1914. Come see for yourself why this is perennially one of the most popular winter destinations in the Whites!

Wild Wonders: One exciting species observed this winter by the Carter caretaker is the Black-backed three-toed woodpecker.

Getting There: Here's some winter trail information you should know if you're heading to Carter.

Learn More: Get details on the hut's accommodations, operating season, rates, and more.