Six New Hampshire Fall Foliage Destinations
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Explore the map in the DocentPro app6 places in New Hampshire: New Hampshire 112, Flume Gorge, Dixville Notch, and 3 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Priyanka | Travel & Adventures.

New Hampshire 112
Place
Experience one of America's most scenic drives, especially vibrant during peak fall foliage. Pull over at numerous overlooks to immerse yourself in the autumn splendor. The route offers stunning views and access to hiking trails.

Flume Gorge
Park
4.8
Walk through the stunning Flume Gorge, a natural granite chasm with covered bridges and waterfalls. The well-maintained boardwalk offers an accessible way to experience the area's geological wonders. Plan for a few hours to explore thoroughly.

Dixville Notch
Place
Explore the dramatic landscapes of Dixville Notch, known for its rugged beauty and the historic Balsams Resort. The area offers opportunities for hiking and enjoying serene lake views. Visit during election season to see where the first votes are cast.

Mount Washington
Mountain peak
4.8
Conquer the highest peak in the Northeastern United States for incredible alpine views. Take the scenic Cog Railway or drive the auto road for a unique journey to the summit. Be prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions at the top.

Mount Willard
Mountain peak
4.9
Hike to the summit of Mount Willard for an unforgettable vista of Crawford Notch. This moderately challenging trail offers one of the most rewarding views in the White Mountains. The fall colors from here are simply spectacular.

Artist's Bluff Loop Trailhead
Hiking area
4.7
Hike to Artist Bluff for a breathtaking panorama of Echo Lake and the surrounding mountains. This relatively short trek rewards you with iconic New England fall scenery. It's a prime spot for photographers and nature lovers.
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