ABOUT JACKSON, NEW HAMPSHIRE

Jackson, New Hampshire is one of the most sought after vacation areas in Mt. Washington Valley. In 1876, the famous covered bridge was built and was known as “Honeymoon Bridge.” The bridge still remains and is the cornerstone of Jackson Village.

Jackson has indoor and outdoor activities for all seasons. It has golf courses, XC and Alpine skiing, great hiking trails, fly fishing, café’s and delis, fine dining, shopping and more. It is also home to Jackson Falls, a beautiful and relaxing place to cool off in the summer at its cascading falls and swimming holes. Jackson Village has maintained its historic feel yet has all the amenities the modern vacationer is looking for.

ABOUT NORTH CONWAY, NEW HAMPSHIRE

North Conway, New Hampshire, the gateway to the Mt. Washington Valley. North Conway is the home to many natural features such as Cathedral Ledge, Cranmore Mountain, Echo Lake and more.

This town has been a popular vacation destination for over 200 years. With breathtaking views of Mt. Washington, the historic stretch is lined with tax-free shopping, fine dining, cafés, ski areas, golf courses and many more indoor and outdoor activities for vacationers.

The Mt. Washington Valley offers something for just about everyone. Whether you are looking for the modern conveniences of our current era, or just looking to get away to a quiet piece of nature, North Conway has what you are looking for.

Other Activities in the Mt. Washington Valley area.

For families, there is a wide range of indoor and outdoors activities, from Storyland to the Mount Washington Auto Road, the MWV Children's Museum to a hike to Diana's Baths.

For the young at heart, a number of great small pubs offer locally brewed beer, fabulous food and live music.

Shoppers won't be disappointed either. From the quaint Jackson Village shops to North Conway Village you'll find specialty shops with all kinds of great products. A little farther south you'll find outlet shopping galore, with hundreds of factory outlets and a few local favorites in the mix.

Dining in the valley is an experience all on its own -- every taste is represented, and you'll be hard pressed to find many establishments with dress codes, so relax and go eat! Contact us for recommendations!