Franconia Notch State Park In New Hampshire Completely Transforms Every Winter, Its Frozen Beauty Is Unforgettable
Monica Spencer
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Does winter in New Hampshire tend to have you barricading yourself indoors next to the radiator or fireplace? Stop doing that and consider a Franconia Notch winter, a state park that turns into an absolutely stunning winter wonderland each year, all blanketed in snow and ice.
If you want to avoid huddling indoors all winter long, you will definitely want to trek into this New Hampshire state park that looks positively divine in winter. Let’s take a look!
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Winter in New Hampshire
Are there any Christmas tree farms in New Hampshire?
During this winter in New Hampshire, if you are looking to trek around and find your very own tree to bring home, know that there are several Christmas tree farms in New Hampshire. Here are some great options:
Merrymac Christmas Tree Farm: Located in Bedford, here, you can pick and cut your own or choose from a pre-cut tree. Best of all, they offer delivery to your home. You can also shop for holiday décor as well as pick up some treats.
Miracle Acres Farm: Located in New Milford, you can cut your own or grab a pre-cut tree here. There are also ornaments for sale as well as fun activities like wagon rides and a bonfire.
Where can I go skiing in New Hampshire?
There are plenty of places to go skiing in New Hampshire during the winter. Here are a few of the best:
Loon Mountain: Located in Lincoln, here, you’ll have 61 miles of trails to explore with a 2,100-foot vertical drop. Anyone of any age and experience can find something here, with a variety of skill levels spread throughout the trails. There are 11 lifts, including a gondola. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, you can also snow tube, snowshoe, ice skate, and more!
Gunstock Mountain: Located in Gilford, here, you’ll find 55 trails to ride with five lifts and a 1,400-foot vertical drop. There is a designated beginner’s area where newbies can learn how to handle themselves on the slopes without having to contend with the experts zipping by. Enjoy night skiing here as well as tubing.
Can I take a sleigh ride in New Hampshire in the winter?
Being a Northeast state, there are plenty of places to take a sleigh ride in New Hampshire in the winter. Here are some of the best:
Charmingfare Farm: Located in Candia, this facility offers rides for couples or groups with different options for sleds dependent on the number of people and the occasion.
Farm by the River Bed and Breakfast: This sleigh ride is located in North Conway on a 70-acre piece of property. You can also combine your ride with a stay at the inn that is located on the premises.