• Albany Covered Bridge - Situated in Albany, New Hampshire, USA, the Albany Covered Bridge is a historic landmark built in 1858, spanning the Swift River. This bridge is a quintessential example of the Paddleford truss design, celebrated for its charming red exterior. Its quaint, vintage appearance makes it a favorite spot for visitors and photographers alike.
• North Conway - Nestled in the White Mountains, Conway, New Hampshire, is a delightful town that attracts outdoor enthusiasts with activities such as hiking, skiing, and snowmobiling. Visitors can explore the scenic Mount Washington Valley, ride the Conway Scenic Railroad, and enjoy the charming shops and eateries in North Conway Village. It’s an ideal destination for nature lovers and serves as a gateway to the area’s natural splendor.
• Swift River Bridge - Located in Fryeburg, Maine, the Swift River Covered Bridge is a picturesque and charming structure that spans the Swift River. Constructed in 1870, this historic wooden bridge exemplifies classic New England architecture with its distinctive red exterior and gabled roof. Measuring 82 feet in length, it features the traditional Burr arch truss design, providing enhanced stability and support. Surrounded by lush greenery and scenic river views, the Swift River Covered Bridge is a serene spot for visitors to admire its craftsmanship and the beauty of the surrounding landscape, making it a popular destination for photographers and history buffs.
• Standish - A visit to Standish, Maine, offers the perfect chance to explore Randall Orchards, a charming family-owned farm famous for its apple picking. Upon arrival, guests are greeted by rows of lush apple trees laden with ripe, juicy fruit, inviting exploration of the picturesque orchard. With a variety of apple types available, visitors can fill their baskets with fresh picks while enjoying the crisp, fragrant countryside air.

In addition to apple picking, Randall Orchards features a farm stand where guests can sample homemade cider, baked goods, and seasonal treats. The warm, welcoming atmosphere and stunning rural scenery make it a delightful stop for families and friends. Whether indulging in sweet apples straight from the tree or savoring a freshly baked pie, a visit to Randall Orchards is a quintessential Maine experience that captures the essence of fall in New England.

• Jackson - Visiting Jackson, New Hampshire, in autumn feels like stepping into a storybook village. Start by exploring the town’s famous Pumpkin People, where charming pumpkin displays are set up throughout the village, showcasing creative and whimsical characters that embody the spirit of fall. The vibrant foliage enhances the festive atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for photos.

Next, visit the White Mountain Puzzle Store, where a vast selection of beautiful, locally-made puzzles reflecting the area’s natural beauty awaits. Finally, don’t miss the iconic Honeymoon Covered Bridge, a picturesque red structure surrounded by autumn leaves. This historic bridge provides a perfect backdrop for a peaceful walk, with the scenic Ellis River flowing beneath, completing the quintessential New England fall experience.

• Kancamagus Highway - During the tour, guests will travel along the scenic Kancamagus Highway, celebrated for its breathtaking natural beauty and picturesque landscapes. As the journey unfolds along this iconic route, guests will have the chance to admire charming covered bridges that embody New England’s historical essence. Stops at stunning waterfalls offer perfect photo opportunities and a chance to experience the tranquility of the surrounding wilderness. This drive presents a unique blend of natural wonders, making it a tour highlight as guests explore the magnificent scenery of the White Mountains.

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Discover the stunning allure of New England’s White Mountains with a private guided tour departing from Portland, Maine. This full-day excursion offers a blend of breathtaking mountain vistas, historic rail journeys, quaint villages, and iconic landmarks that highlight New Hampshire’s renowned mountain area.

The tour’s centerpiece is the Mount Washington Cog Railway, where participants board the historic train to ascend Mount Washington, the tallest peak in the northeastern United States. At the summit, visitors can take in sweeping views, explore the observation area, and visit the small museum.

Additionally, the tour features scenic drives along parts of the famous Kancamagus Highway, celebrated as one of the most beautiful mountain drives in the nation. The journey includes stops in charming villages like Jackson and North Conway, a view of the historic Mount Washington Hotel, and visits to scenic overlooks and waterfalls that make the White Mountains truly memorable.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.