The White Mountains Are Your Backyard
North Conway puts some of New England's most beautiful landscapes within easy reach.
A Beautiful Place to Call Home
There's a difference between visiting the White Mountains and actually living among them. When you call North Conway home, the scenery becomes part of your everyday life. Mountain views greet you with your morning coffee. Fresh mountain air fills your lungs on an afternoon walk. Forests, rivers, lakes, and waterfalls are never more than a short drive away. Four distinct seasons each bring their own beauty—from the vibrant greens of summer to the blazing colors of autumn and the quiet serenity of a snow-covered landscape. This isn't a vacation you pack up and leave. It's a place where the natural world is always just outside your door.
Iconic Scenic Destinations
Some of New England's most breathtaking landscapes are within easy reach of North Conway.

Mount Washington
The highest peak in the Northeast, offering spectacular views and one of the region's most iconic mountain experiences.

Kancamagus Highway
One of New England's most famous scenic drives, winding through the White Mountain National Forest with overlooks and spectacular fall foliage.

Cathedral Ledge
A dramatic granite overlook near North Conway offering sweeping views of the valley and surrounding mountains.

Diana's Baths
A beautiful series of cascades and pools along Lucy Brook, offering an easy and scenic outdoor experience near North Conway.

Echo Lake State Park
A peaceful mountain lake surrounded by dramatic scenery, excellent for walking, picnicking, and enjoying the outdoors.

Crawford Notch
A spectacular mountain pass featuring dramatic cliffs, waterfalls, hiking trails, and some of the most beautiful scenery in the White Mountains.

Some Roads Are Worth Taking Just for the View
One of the great pleasures of living in the North Conway area is the driving itself. The Kancamagus Highway, Mount Washington Auto Road, Crawford Notch, Bear Notch Road, and Route 16 through the Mount Washington Valley are roads where the journey is the destination.
A drive to the grocery store can become a mountain outing. A weekend afternoon can mean exploring a new road, stopping at an overlook, grabbing lunch, and enjoying the scenery along the way. When you live here, scenic drives aren't something you save for vacation—they're part of the rhythm of everyday life.
Nature Is Never Far Away
The White Mountains are laced with waterfalls, lakes, and rivers that make every outing feel like a small adventure. Diana's Baths, Sabbaday Falls, Arethusa Falls, and Glen Ellis Falls are just a few of the cascades scattered throughout the region, each with its own kind of beauty.
Echo Lake and nearby mountain ponds invite you to swim, kayak, or picnic surrounded by dramatic scenery, while the Saco River and countless smaller streams wind through the valley just waiting to be explored. When you live here, a morning by the water or an afternoon walk along a riverbank is never more than a few minutes away.

Four Seasons of Scenery
Every season brings something new to the White Mountains.
Spring
Waterfalls run strong, forests begin to turn green, and wildflowers return to the mountains.
Summer
Long days invite hiking, kayaking, swimming, scenic drives, and relaxing outdoors.
Autumn
The White Mountains become one of New England's premier locations for fall foliage.
Winter
Snow-covered mountains, skiing, snowshoeing make winter a magical time.
Imagine This In Your Backyard
For Ridgeline residents, the mountains aren't just something to visit on vacation. They're part of everyday life. A morning walk. A scenic afternoon drive. A hike with friends. A fall foliage weekend with family. A quiet evening watching the mountains change color. This is what it looks like when the White Mountains are your backyard.






Adventure Is Always Close By
The scenery isn't just something to look at. It creates opportunities to stay active. Hiking and walking trails, golf, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, skiing, snowshoeing, cycling, scenic drives, and wildlife watching are all part of life in the Mount Washington Valley. And the best part is that residents can choose their level of activity. Someone can spend the day hiking a mountain, or simply take a scenic drive and enjoy the view. Either way, the outdoors is always close by.
North Conway provides access to extraordinary scenery while still offering the conveniences people want in everyday life. Restaurants, shopping, healthcare, groceries, local businesses, golf, entertainment, and community events are all close by. You don't have to choose between beautiful surroundings and convenience. You can have both.