Six days in New Hampshire at peak foliage — the White Mountains, small-town streets, a farmers market, and the dogs on the trail.

A mountain lodge with a brilliant red foliage-covered mountainside.
A mountain lodge against peak fall color.

The White Mountains

Mountain vistas and winding roads through peak color.

A grand mountain vista with peak fall color and a winding road below.
A grand mountain vista.
A winding road through peak orange and yellow foliage with mountains beyond.
A winding road through peak color.
A highway curving toward a red and orange foliage-covered mountain.
The highway toward the mountains.

Rivers and forests

Rivers, sunlit forest, and golden canopy.

Vibrant red, orange, and yellow fall foliage along a river.
Fall foliage along the river.
A sunlit tall forest canopy with sun flare and yellowing leaves.
Sunlight through the forest.
A close-up of sunlit golden-green tree canopy.
Golden canopy.

Town and market

A New England town, a farmers market, and a stone marker from 1834.

A white church on a New England town street with fall-color mountains behind.
A white church in town.
An outdoor farmers market with a maple syrup stand and a gazebo.
The farmers market — maple syrup, of course.
A stone marker reading 'Built as a Baptist Church 1834'.
Built as a Baptist church, 1834.

The dogs

Four dogs on the trail — and relaxing at the campsite.

A man walking three white dogs down a dirt road through tall trees.
Three dogs on the trail.
A playful extreme close-up of a white dog's face.
An extreme close-up.
Two white dogs relaxing at the campsite by the RV.
Relaxing at the campsite.

Planning a New Hampshire escape

Ready for a dog-friendly mountain escape built around your dog's pace? Let's plan your New Hampshire trip: send me a note at Sandy.Wilcox@fora.travel.

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