White Mountains
Join us on a guided tour! Visiting the White Mountains is an unforgettable experience.
Day Long Tours & Hikes
explore the white mountains with expert guides
Go beyond the guide books and experience this landscape through expert eyes. Book a day trip with a world class guide to show the best the trails have to offer to you, your family, or your small group. With your own dedicated guide, your trip can be catered to your exact interests and needs. After all, we’re all about creating good trips for every human.
Good Trip Adventures is an Authorized Permittee of the White Mountains.
From $1395 per group
Spend a day in the beautiful mountains of New Hampshire with your private naturalist guide!
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Region Overview
The American East features rolling mountains, stunning waterfalls, and thousands of miles of both coastline and hiking trails.
Whether you’re looking for a week-long trek on the Appalachian Trail or a weekend winery escape in the Finger Lakes, we’ve got you covered.
White Mountains
The White Mountains are known for rugged peaks, ancient maple and spruce forests, and an abundance of year-round, scenic outdoor activities. Located in these mountains is the Northeast’s tallest peak, Mount Washington.
White Mountains FAQ’s
Your Trip Questions Answered!
When is the best time to visit?
Depends on your interests! Late summer offers the warmest, driest weather for hiking. The fall is truly beautiful with the leaves putting on a show by turning a variety of beautiful colors. Spring is often referred to as “mud season”, with trails being wet, cold, and slipery. The winter is a great time for winter sports and snow-based activities.
What will the weather be like?
Expect mild, humid summers with average highs in the 70s°F, and potential for afternoon thunderstorms. Variable conditions, can be expected in the spring and fall, including late snow in the spring, and early snow in the fall. Winters are cold and snowy with average highs in the 20s°F.
What highlights might I see?
You’ll see stunning views of ancient maple and spruce forests, fern-lined trails, rushing mountain streams that cut through granite cliffs, beautiful and unique wildflowers and fungi, and so much more.
Will I see wildlife?
Black bears, white tailed deer, moose, coyotes, and foxes all call this place home. The region also supports a diverse bird population, a variety of amphibians in its ponds and streams, and countless insect species.
Should I combine this trip with another National Park?
You could combine it with Acadia National Park! Experience Acadia’s stunning coastal hiking, and then journey inland to explore the White Mountains’ ancient maple and spruce forests. Plan your trip around peak seasons like late summer to mid-October.
Are there any entry regulations I should know about?
None