Parker’s Motel, your home away from home…
…right in the heart of the White Mountains
Area Attractions
Here in the White Mountains, it’s easy to find attractions that are fun for everyone.
For more information about the area and more attractions, use these links.
White Mountains Website
Visit New Hampshire Website
Lincoln-Woodstock Chamber of Commerce
- Amusement and Water Parks
- Skiing and Other Winter Activites
- Scenic Rides
- Hiking, Swimming, and Other Attractions
Whale’s Tale Waterpark
Less than two miles away, Whale’s Tale Waterpark is filled with rides for everybody.
Clark’s Trading Post
Home to Clark’s Famous Trained Bears, Clark’s Trading Post has train rides, segway tours, and oddities that everybody can enjoy.
Loon Mountain
With over fifty alpine skiing trails, a slope for snow tubing, ice skating and more, Loon Mountain is a great place for anyone in Winter.
Cannon Mountain
Located in Franconia Notch, Cannon Mountain has over 282 acres for Alpine Skiing with trails for everyone, from beginners to advanced skiers.
Waterville Valley
Bretton Woods
Hobo Railroad
Ride the Hobo Railroad along the Pemigewasset River, through the scenic White Mountains.
Cannon Tramway
In beautiful Franconia Notch, the Cannon Tramway brings people up the 4,080 foot Cannon Mountain, giving you views of New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, and even New York and Canada!
Loon Mountain
In Summer, Loon Mountain offers gondola rides, ziplining, bicycle rentals, and more.
Alpine Adventures
Alpine Adventures offers three different zipline tours for thrill seekers, as well as an off-road tour and the Thrillsville Aerial Park.
Jean’s Playhouse
Jean’s Playhouse in Lincoln offers a variety of plays, from comedies to kid’s plays.
Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves
In Kinsman Notch, Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves lets you venture into the naturally formed boulder caves, featuring caves such as Bear Crawl and the Lemon Squeezer.
Outback Kayak
Offering kayak tours, paintball, and ATV rides, Outback Kayak is a great place for adventureous visitors of the White Mountains.