3 Gorgeous & Easy Viewpoint Hikes in New Hampshire's White Mountains

I'm thinking of trying to do Artist Bluff after I do Mount Osceola and East Osceola next Friday. I'm planning on starting Osceola around 8 am so not sure how realistic I'm being in getting a parking spot at Artist Bluff afterwards. View looks amazing!

These are all on my list! May I know how much time "one way" to hike each of these viewpoints? Thanks!

Hi, i see you mentioned there is a 0.5 mile trail to go to artists bluff. Can i know where is the starting point for that trail?

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We are planning to visit during late October. Would we miss the foliage or would still be as good?
Thanks!

Thanks for sharing your experiences with us! Very helpful for people planning to go to the white mountains!

I love the Whites. I grew up with ski/snowboarding culture, where the attention is more on Vermont than NH, and rightly so. But as I traveled up to the White Mountains to snowboard I realized how amazing they are and I think even more special. And excellent ski resorts as well. I love the view of Cannon there from Artist Bluff. Amazing ski mountain and I think the only state-run ski mountain in NH.

Do any of these in fall on the weekend and it's like the line at the DMV.

How hard do you think it would be to do all three in one day?

I'm gonna guess that you are a Capricorn.

Loved the Artist bluff ❤

This has to be one of the most gorgeous scenes on earth.

Someday. I rode out to the AMC visitor center last weekend on the bike. I have live in Southern Maine and close to all these hikes for so long and I have never done any of them.

This is the correct way to live.

i love the whites i have family in new Hampshire

This was helpful!

I live in NH, but I have never been to any of these. Ill be sure to check them out! Great Video!

I realize that this doesn’t fit the criteria of the post but I think the best view of Pinkham Notch and the Presidential range is from the Imp face.

Is square ledge and artists bluff both doable in one day? We really want to do both but having a hard time getting an understanding of where everything is located.

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I what time did you recommend or started the hiking?

I just hiked Mt Willard. The view is spectacular! However, I really cannot agree that it is easy for everyone. Some of the rocks are rather large, which could be a problem for people who have knee problems. A few books list this hike as moderate, and I think that's fair. Otherwise, great video!

Very informative. Thank you very much.

Great! Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed it. Best wishes.

Nice video! I am looking for some easy trails in the white mountain.

Thank you for this! I will be visiting NH for the first time and was looking for some simple yet awesome hikes and these 3 are perfect. Im staying at the White Lake state park. Also planning on doing the franconia ridge trail as well.

I like the editing! Keeps it interesting and entertaining to watch.

I have watched the videos over and over again and I must say I love the relaxing music 🎶 😁👏🏻

Mt. Willard is a great hike if you want a hike but don't want to really exert yourself. I saw video a few weeks about with Mt. Willard in it and there appeared to be some sort of chain blocking off the right side of the summit. Was I imaging things? If there is fence blocking that portion, that will bum me out as that's where I like to hide and read a book. I have a couple videos of Mt. Willard, the first before the first snow storm of the season of 2020 and on in the middle of the Winter. The Winter hike is absolutely gorgeous. I did Artist's Bluff in the Winter and this past Spring. There are some tricky parts that put a little spice into the hike.

The hikes in the video were reordered from how I actually hiked them that day on account of the crowds and more importantly dramatic effect. HAHA Happy Hiking!

Beautiful time of year! Square ledge is so under rated. I remember doing Artist’s Bluff with my family as a kid. Great hikes!

this video is amazing! wait till you do the bonds, you can see literally every mountain in the whites.