Great North Woods

Travel through New Hampshire’s northernmost region, where quiet roads, forests and historic covered bridges reveal a quieter side of fall. From Pittsburg to Clarksville to the picture-perfect village of Stark, this is a drive made for slowing down, watching for wildlife and taking in the scenery.

Featured Covered Bridges

Pittsburg-Clarksville Bridge
Begin your journey in the far northern part of the state with a stop at this historic bridge surrounded by the Pittsburg and Clarksville landscapes.

Happy Corner Bridge 
Take the scenic route to this covered bridge and enjoy the peaceful character of the Great North Woods along the way.

Groveton Covered Bridge
Foliage frames the Upper Ammonoosuc River at this historic spot. The bridge is open to foot traffic only, making it a perfect place to park, stretch your legs and take in the autumn glow. 

Stark Covered Bridge
With the Ammonoosuc River, historic village and white-steepled Stark Union Church creating the backdrop, this is one of New Hampshire’s most iconic fall photo opps.

Along the Way

Moose Alley: Keep your eyes peeled along Route 3 in Pittsburg, where early and mid-fall offer opportunities to spot New Hampshire’s largest wildlife.

Huntington Cascades: Stretch your legs on a short hike in Dixville Notch State Park featuring two sets of cascades surrounded by a kaleidoscope of fall color.

Lancaster: Make a stop for coffee or a bite to eat to fuel up for your day of adventure. 

Plan for: A full day