So much to see in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, so make sure you bring your camera. After a wonderful day snowmobiling you may want to go ice skating, or snowshoeing maybe even a sleigh ride, with snow much to do in Mt. Washington Valley it's hard to leave!

Flora and fauna The White Mountain National Forest sees 184 species of birds: 38 species year round, 35 migrants or winter species, and 110 during the summer months. Black bears, frogs, turtles, snakes and mammals. A wildlife viewing blind is located near Deer Hill in Maine. Peregrine Falcons almost 60 captive-bred falcons were released from cliff sites. Adult peregrines have returned to some cliffs to raise their young. Moose sightings - Kancamagus Highway and northernmost sections of the White Mountains are well known for viewings. They are a frequent collision hazard on area highways. Often they can be spotted in marshy areas that collect road salt runoff. Information provided by Wikitravel.org