For more than 100 years, Joe Dodge Lodge has welcomed travelers, adventure seekers, and conservation stewards to New Hampshire’s Pinkham Notch. At the base of Mount Washington, surrounded by the White Mountain National Forest, Joe…
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8 Ways to Enjoy the Outdoors This Winter (No Skis Required)
Not everyone dreams of powder days and chairlifts—and that’s okay. Whether you prefer snowy hikes, birdwatching, or getting cozy by the fire, there’s a whole world of winter fun waiting just outside your door. Here...
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Built on the site of the historic Crawford House hotel and nestled at the southern base of the Presidential Range in New Hampshire’s Crawford Notch, the Highland Center is our premier White Mountain lodge.
This building, which was the home of noted artist Frank H. Shapleigh from 1877 to 1894, offers White Mountain visitors the opportunity to experience mountain hospitality at its best, as well as great lodging value…
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Mount Cardigan rises out of Alexandria, New Hampshire as a beacon for outdoor lovers. Next to 5,000-acre Mount Cardigan State Forest, Cardigan Lodge is located on a 1,200-acre reservation owned by AMC and is a…
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For more than 85 years, High Cabin has been a popular rustic retreat for backcountry enthusiasts looking for a secluded escape with breathtaking scenery. A two-mile hike from Cardigan Lodge, High Cabin is protected just…
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With spectacular views of Franconia Ridge across a pristine glacial lake, Lonesome Lake Hut offers big mountain scenery without the big mountain effort.
Greenleaf Hut surrounds guests with high mountain beauty as you enjoy stunning views of Franconia Ridge, Cannon Mountain, and the Kinsmans.
Stay a night at Galehead Hut and experience soaring peaks, sublime waterfalls, and never-ending views. Have a seat on our front porch and take it all in.
Whether you’re an experienced hiker, beginner, or traveling as a family, Zealand Falls Hut is the perfect backcountry destination any time of year. Visit in the fall for some of the best leaf-peeping around.