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White Mountains landscape near the Cedar Hollow Inn

THE REGION

The White Mountains, at your pace.

Cedar Hollow sits between North Conway and Littleton, ten miles north of Franconia Notch, in the heart of New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Whether you’re here for a scenic drive, a mountain hike, or a stroll through a charming Main Street, everything is within easy reach.

Boston

155 mi

Portland

111 mi

Burlington

90 mi

Montreal

180 mi

OUR PICKS

What We Love Nearby

The Colonial Theatre

CULTURE

The Colonial Theatre

World-class performers in a restored 1915 theater. Intimate 300-seat venue with surprisingly big acts.

5 minutes

Franconia Notch State Park

OUTDOORS

Franconia Notch State Park

Flume Gorge, Cannon Mountain Tramway, Echo Lake — New Hampshire’s most dramatic natural landscape in one park.

10 minutes

Littleton Main Street

SHOPPING

Littleton Main Street

Chutters candy counter (world’s longest), covered bridge, Riverwalk district, and independent shops.

10 minutes

OUTDOORS

The Rocks Estate

Nature trails, Christmas tree farm, and maple sugaring season on a historic 1,400-acre estate.

5 minutes

North Conway Main Street

CULTURE

North Conway Main Street

WREN gallery, antique shops, and the quiet charm of a White Mountains village.

2 minutes

Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge

OUTDOORS

Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge

Six thousand acres of pristine habitat. Over 200 bird species, including nesting loons.

5 minutes

Donald Ross Golf Courses

OUTDOORS

Donald Ross Golf Courses

Two historic Donald Ross-designed courses in North Conway. Play where the sport’s golden age left its mark.

5 minutes

Mount Washington Cog Railway

CULTURE

Mount Washington Cog Railway

The world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway. An engineering marvel since 1869.

30 minutes

Franconia Art Walk

CULTURE

Franconia Art Walk

Outdoor sculpture exhibition along the Gale River trail. July through October.

10 minutes

The Frost Place

CULTURE

The Frost Place

Robert Frost’s former homestead and poetry museum. Where “The Road Not Taken” was written.

10 minutes

The region transforms with every season — from maple sugaring in spring to foliage drives in autumn, from summer swimming holes to world-class winter skiing. Ask us for current recommendations during your stay.

GETTING HERE

Directions

I-93 to Exit 40, then Route 302 East. The iron gates are on your right after 1.5 miles.

Boston155 mi (~2.5 hrs)
Portland, ME111 mi (~2.25 hrs)
Burlington, VT90 mi (~2 hrs)
Montreal180 mi (~3 hrs)
New York City337 mi (~5.5 hrs)
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