Greeley Ponds Trail, Tripoli Mill, New Hampshire
This pleasant, relatively flat trail, through Mad River Notch, was the first snowshoe hike we ever completed. We began on the Kancamagus Highway side, meandering through sun-dappled woods until we reached the set of gorgeous ... trails.com
Welch And Dickey
This trail is one of our favorites. It starts easy through the woods then ascends to either one of the two peaks. It depends which trail you start from Welch trail or Dickey. We have always started from Welch because there... trailpeak.com
Loon Mountain Resort
Loon Mountain is a big mountain destination that offers 2,100 ft. of vertical, plenty of terrain and program variety, great snow, superior service, many lodging and dining options?and it?s easy and convenient to get to! A $1... visitnh.com
Champney Falls Trail, Conway, New Hampshire
This is about as near perfect of a short, half-day hike as you can get. You?ll walk a well-marked, easy-to-follow footpath, traveling through pretty snowy woods, up a gentle incline to a series of cascades and waterfalls. The... trails.com
Osseo Trail
The Osseo Trail is a 4.1 mile trail that brings you to the Summit of Mt. Flume via the Franconia Ridge trail, in the Franconia Region of the White Mountains. Beginning in at the Lincoln Woods Trail center follow the Lincol... trailpeak.com
Franconia Ridge Trail
This Hike is a great way to bag 4 4000' peaks in a day. Follow the Whitehouse Trail .9 mi from the trailhead to the Liberty Spring Trail. Follow the Liberty Spring Trail 2.3 mi to the Franconia Ridge Trail. From this junct... trailpeak.com
The Flume Trail, Lincoln, New Hampshire
They looked like colorful spiders, arms and legs clinging to the ice, slowly crawling up a frozen waterfall. Swift chops of an axe sent pieces of ice tumbling off the wall. Each worked a route up the cold blue ice, digging sp... trails.com
Lonesome Lake Trail, Mittersill, New Hampshire
Who can resist its name? In fact, the Lonesome Lake Trail leads to an isolated low mountain pond that attracts a fair amount of traffic year-round. The lake sits at 2740 feet, tucked in a valley, just south of the high ridge ... trails.com
Mount Washington Trail, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
The first time we attempted a winter ascent of Mount Washington, we didn?t make it. We remember it well; The climb was excruciating, the weather dismal. We stepped and rested, stepped and rested. We dug our crampons in and cl... trails.com
Falling Waters Trail, Mittersill, New Hampshire
This up-and-back hike, in the shadows of the Franconia Range, features a series of spectacular waterfalls and frothy cascades. The frozen Falls, reaching 60 to 80 feet, are a sight to see against the surrounding granite backd... trails.com
Avalon - Field - Tom Loop
This is a great introductory hike or snowshoe loop for folks wanting to start hiking or snowshoeing in the Whites. It loops over 3 peaks with some great views and is very doable within the confines of short winter daylight... trailpeak.com
Arethusa Falls Trail, Notchland, New Hampshire
Yes, this little jaunt in the Notch gets a fair amount of traffic; tons of tourists clamor up its path in the summer. Even during the harsh winter months, you probably won?t have the trail to yourself. But there are good reas... trails.com
Bald Mountain And Artists Bluff Trail, Mittersill, New Hampshire
We?ve classified this hike up Bald Mountain and around Artists Bluff in Franconia Notch State Park as easy. The distance is short, and the elevation gain of 340 feet is gradual and easy to manage. Best of all, the views are g... trails.com
Mount Willard Trail, Bretton Woods, New Hampshire
On a winter?s day the views through Crawford Notch from the ledges of Mount Willard are unsurpassed. The eagle?s eye panorama takes up the whole sky. In the distance Mount Chocorua?s cone rises. A snake appears to be slitheri... trails.com
Old Bridle Path, Holderness, New Hampshire
The trip up West Rattlesnake by way of the Old Bridle Path is one of the best snowshoes in New Hampshire?s Lakes Region. At 0.9 mile one way, this short and easy journey will reward you with its beautiful views. Beginners and... trails.com
Zealand Falls Trail, Twin Mountain, New Hampshire
This gentle trail, through snow-covered woods, open meadows, and along side beaver ponds, ends at pretty Zealand Falls and the Appalachian Mountain Club shelter. At trail?s end, you?ll be rewarded with stunning views of surro... trails.com
Boulder Loop Trail, Albany, New Hampshire
The Boulder Loop Trail is a shining example of how a popular summer and fall hike can turn into an excellent winter snowshoe excursion. The 3.0-mile trail rewards the snowshoer with spectacular vistas above the Passaconaway V... trails.com