Quaint New England towns, the majesty of the Mountains, the White Mountain National Forest and Western Maine Lakes. Beautiful at any time of year, the region is tailor made for tours of all sorts!

• The Mt Washington Auto Road.
Take your own vehicle up the four mile road to the summit or be driven in a van. The road usually opens in May and closes once the first snows come and make the road impassable for cars. The Snowcoach takes over in the winter taking visitors up to the tree-line for an incredible taste of life on the mountain in winter! Cassettes and CDs are available at the gate for the self-guided tour.

• Kancamagus Highway
Rte 112 links Conway in the east to Lincoln in the west over a 34-1/2 mile scenic byway. Rising to 3000ft in places, stop off for magnificent views of the mountains. Most take a car but adventurous cyclists brave the hill climbs and bike it!

• Pequawket Trail
Maine's Rte 113 from Rte 25 in Standish in the south to Fryeburg in the North then up to Bethel (summer only). Experience an array of historic villages and beautiful scenery.

• Evans Notch, Grafton Notch to Rangeley Lakes
Take Rte 113 north from Fryeburg through Evans Notch (closed in winter) to Bethel, then continue on Rte 26 through Grafton Notch to Rangeley Lakes. Watch out for Moose!

• Wildcat Summer Gondola.
New Hampshire's highest 4-passenger gondola skyride at Wildcat mountain opposite Mt Washington. Incredible views of the mountains. Lunch and ride packages available.

• Conway Scenic Railroad.
Step aboard the train for a meander through the Saco River Valley. Take a short trip down to Conway or a longer one through Crawford Notch to historic Fabians.