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White Mountains is a highland region in northern New Hampshire, with steep summits, deep valleys and small towns connected by scenic roads. Forest, tourism and seasonal recreation shape the local economy. The relationship between granite peaks and forest roads and alpine trails across a rugged mountain region known for hiking and dramatic weather shapes movement, settlement and land use across the wider destination.

Hiking ranges from easy waterfalls to demanding ridge routes, while winter conditions can become severe. Scenic drives and village stays provide gentler alternatives beyond the highest peaks. Granite peaks draws most attention, but forest roads and alpine trails across a rugged mountain region known for hiking and dramatic weather contributes equally to the destination’s character and everyday life.