old man of the mountain

Are you passionate about New England? Take a look at some of the traits and traditions that determine whether you might be a New Englander.

Looking to immerse yourself in nature, but not so keen about pitching a tent? We think these rustic White Mountain cabin rentals are a great option.

Your Yankee editor-approved guide to the best of the White Mountains, from restaurants and hotels to favorite activities and things to do. Add to your list for when you’re ready to travel again.

What does the famous Old Man of the Mountain look like today? We set off to the Old Man of the Mountain Memorial to find out.

The Flume Gorge in Lincoln, NH, is a must-see for anyone visiting Franconia Notch. Planning a visit? Here’s what you’ll find at this favorite White Mountains outdoor attraction.

Family day-trip inspiration abounds in the pages of Yankee’s travel guide. From beach days to scenic strolls, here are 32 fantasic New England summer adventures to tackle this year.

From majestic mountain summits to a famous foliage drive, these Granite State experiences are some of the best things to do in New Hampshire.

From Crown Pilot crackers to Squirrel Nut Zippers, these former New England–made treats stir up delicious memories.

Before New Hampshire’s symbol fell on May 3, 2003, Niels Nielsen acted as caretaker for the Old Man of the Mountain for decades.

The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway ferries passengers up and down breathtaking Cannon Mt. year round. Its history is as fascinating as the tram is useful.

Littleton, New Hampshire, is a White Mountains town where being Pollyanna-happy is part of local lore.

Nestled at the base of Cannon Mountain, the New England Ski Museum covers early man’s first tracks to the sport’s most modern marvels.