EXPLORE THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

Click through the map to learn more about the attractions in the White Mountains of New Hampshire

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Lincoln, New Hampshire

Distance to Littleton: 25 minutes Chutters-borderSince before 1900 Chutters has been bringing the widest selection of candy from one store to the White Mountains. It's here that you'll find all 112 feet of the world's longest candy counter! Learn More
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The Kancamagus Highway

Distance to Littleton: 30-60 minutes Chutters-border Legend has it that the Kancamagus Highway is truly the most spectacular 21 mile stretch of pavement within US borders. See for yourself as you wind your way through the Heart of the White Mountains.
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Crawford Notch

Distance to Littleton: 35 minutes Chutters-border Try not to lose your balance while gazing upon the sharp peaks of Crawford Notch. Adventure is only a short hike away on every corner to discover some of the Northeast's finest waterfalls and cascades.
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The Old Man of the Mountain

Distance to Littleton: 15 minutes Chutters-border Pay homage to the fallen guardian of Franconia Notch, who so nobly watched over New Hampshire until just recently. Learn More
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The Original Chutters Candy Store

Since before 1900 Chutters has been bringing the widest selection of candy from one store to the White Mountains. It's here that you'll find all 112 feet of the world's longest candy counter! Learn More
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North Conway, New Hampshire

Distance to Littleton: 1 hour Chutters-border North Conway offers itself as a perfect hub for visiting the White Mountains. What could be better than being within an hour to all three Chutters locations. Do a loop through mountains and visit all three locations in one day! Learn More
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Pinkham Notch

Distance to Littleton: 1 hour Chutters-border It is within Pinkham Notch that Mount Washington leaves itself most vulnerable. Explore the rugged landscape on foot or travel by car up to the highest summit in the Northeast. Don't forget to look for the Atlantic Ocean far off on the horizon!