Picnicking in the White Mountains
Springtime and summertime in the White Mountains of New Hampshire are perfect for getting outdoors – even during meal times. Everything just seems to taste better when you eat outdoors and picnicking can be as easy as packing a few sandwiches, a blanket, and heading out into the wilderness for a truly unforgettable picnic in the White Mountains.
In the Lincoln Area
- At Loon Mountain on Route 112 (the Kancamagus Highway)
- Along the Pemigewasset River
- Fay Wayside on Route 3N in North Woodstock
- Wildwood Picnic Area in Kinsman Notch, 9 miles west of Lincoln on Route 112
- Various locations in Franconia Notch State Park
Along The Kancamagus Highway
- Lower Falls
- Sabbaday Falls
- Rocky Gorge
- C.L. Graham Wangan Ground
Scenic Overlooks
- In the Mount Washington Valley
- West Side Road
- Conway at the Swift River Covered Bridge
- Route 16 at the Intervale Scenic Vista
- Cathedral Ledge and Echo Lake State Park
- Glen Ellis Falls on Route 16 in Pinkham Notch
- Jackson Falls in Jackson Village
- Diana’s Baths, West Side Road, Bartlett
Along Route 302
- Crawford Notch State Park at the Willey House, near the famous Willey Slide
- Sawyer Rock, 2 miles west of the railroad crossing in Bartlett
- Beaver Brook Wayside Area, Route 3, 4 miles south of Twin Mountain.
- Saco Ranger Station
- Moose Brook State Park in Gorham