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4 ways to enjoy fall in New Hampshire

When you are fortunate enough to predict and reach New Hampshire during peak fall foliage, you will likely feel you landed on a dream of mosaic colors.  The crimson, burnt orange, purple, peachy pink, or mellow yellow in the land of rolling hills, nothing in the world beats the beauty of New Hampshire in fall. 
There are several ways you can enjoy the fall in New Hampshire. It's impossible to pick, but we will do our top four things. 

Mount Washington Auto Road: With endless views and vistas, America's 1st man-made attraction, 7.6 miles long, is an experience on its own. Driving itself is a thrilling experience, and you can stop to take in the amazing surrounding fall views. At the highest wind recorded summit, you will witness the enthralling yet stunning views of the valley and rugged mountain, echoing the beauty and pristine nature. 












Driving away on Kancamagus Highway: Breathtaking backdrops with whimsical fall color and hilly river, Kancamagus Highway is the perfect fairytale of fall in the fall season. Keeping in line with the undulated and natural destination along the road is magical. 




 Explore the Lost River, George, and Boulder caves. Experience the fun and adventures together. Captivating views, waterfalls, caves, and gorges, along with one-mile loops featuring 1,000 stairs, welcome you with beauty and adventure. Fall spells its beauty upon them. 





Covered Bridge: Not nature's wonder, but man-made covered bridges are signatures of New Hampshire's beauty. Fall enhances the beauty of the covered bridge. Any season is wonderful, but visiting those covered bridges in fall is breathtaking. 
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  1. NyxieNovember 7, 2019 at 7:46 AM

    Your coat is beautiful, as are your scenery pictures. Gorgeous!

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