White Mountain Trail

Located in the Pondicherry Wildlife Refuge in Whitefield, Cherry Pond lucidly reflects the White Mountains in its waters.

Cathedral Ledge, located in North Conway, looks over the thick, lush White Mountain National Forest.

Artist's Bluff looks down on a placid lake.

This view from the road looks east from Lost River.

The road leads to the entrance of Lost River area from the Kanc.

The still waters of Lake Chocorua reflect the mountain after which it is named.

Cherry Pond, located in Whitefield, sits still under a clear sky.

During winter, shallow streams sparkle with pebble-shaped ice created by frigid water.

An orange, yellow, and green autumn forest is reflected in clear lake waters in White Mountain National Forest.

A rock formation resembling an elephant's head protrudes from the thick trees along in Crawford Notch State Park on Route 302.

The Cog Railway on Mt. Washington Road descends a rocky slope.

Snow cakes the road and frosts the trees in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest.

White birches burst forth from thick blankets of snow in the White Mountain National Forest.

Hikers walk along the boardwalk beside a stream flowing through Flume Gorge in Franconia Notch State Park.

The smooth waters of Basin Brook tumble softly through rolling basin ridges as they pass through Franconia Notch.

This historic covered bridge sits along the Kancamagus Scenic Byway.

During autumn, New Hampshire's forests are filled with crisp orange and yellow leaves.