Please note, due to current travel restrictions for out-of-state residents, The Glen House Hotel will ask to sign a waiver stating that all out-of-state guests remained at home for at least 14 days due to required quarantine time and maintain the required social distancing. All guests will be also asked to self certify that nor any member of their traveling party has been in close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19 or experienced any disease symptoms in the last 48 hours. Some additional services and amenities offered on the property may have limited or restricted hours and offerings. In case of any additional questions, please contact the property directly.

Hotel at a Glance: The Glen House

At The Glen House hotel, guests might look out the windows of their modern hotel rooms to view the towering peaks of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. From this secluded base in the cliffs, they'll lounge around the hotel's shared spaces that infuse the natural beauty of the forest with a modern interior design. And whether they're visiting in the summer or the winter, guests can take advantage of their proximity to nature with seasonal activities like warm trail hikes and kayak trips or hilltop skiing and snowboarding.

• Enjoy local food and produce at the hotel's restaurant, The Notch Grille.
• Take a swim in the property's pool, kept clean and warm year-round with salt water filtration.
• Hike the Great Glen Trails and make a stop along the path for a kayak tour or bring a bike to cycle past mountains and forests.
• Sip on a mixed drink made with The Glen House private label of vodka from Tamworth Distilling.

White Mountains, New Hampshire: Soaring Peaks Surrounded by Historical New England Towns

There are 48 peaks that rise more than 4,000 feet in the White Mountains National Forest, making them New England’s tallest mountains. The 6,288-foot summit of Mount Washington is the tallest in the entire Northeast; from the top, you can get amazing views of New Hampshire, Maine, Vermont, Massachusetts, New York, and, on especially clear days, Canada. To get to the top, you can either attempt the challenging hike up or take a scenic drive along the Mount Washington Auto Road. For a less daunting climb, there’s Crawford Notch State Park, where you can hike the Mount Willard trail. It climbs 3.9 miles to a summit with gorgeous vistas. Some ski resorts also make their home in the park, including the popular Wildcat Mountain near Mount Washington.

A handful of small historical towns dot the surrounding lowlands, and they all serve as excellent gateways to rugged adventure in the national forest. Many became popular vacation spots during the railroad era, when Bostonians and New Yorkers flocked here to exchange stifling city streets for mountain air.