White Mountains

Take the scenic route through the White Mountains and discover historic covered bridges, mountain villages, colorful forests and classic fall experiences. This drive goes beyond the region’s busiest places offering plenty of reasons to explore the road less traveled.

Featured Covered Bridges

Durgin Bridge
 A historic White Mountains landmark in the town of Sandwich, and a scenic stop along the route.

Whittier Bridge
 Step off the beaten path to discover this historic bridge that spans the Bearcamp River. Open only to foot traffic, enjoy the stop and the peaceful scenery surrounding you. 

Jackson Covered Bridge
 Set in the charming Mount Washington village of Jackson, this bridge delivers classic New England scenery and an especially picturesque fall photo opportunity.

Blair Bridge
 Head to the western White Mountains to see this single-lane wooden covered bridge located in the town of Campton.

Along the Way

Lake Chocorua: Make time for one of the region's most spectacular fall views. With colorful reflections in the water and Mount Chocorua rising beyond the lake, it's a natural photo stop.

Sherman Farm: Get into the spirit of the season with a stop at this family farm, where fall means pumpkins, a corn maze and a whole lot of autumn fun.

Explore Jackson: Slow down and explore the village, especially during fall when seasonal displays of the annual pumpkin people adds even more color to the experience.

Plan for: A full day