Location: Intervale
Top Things to do in Intervale
Top Restaurants in Intervale
What to do and see in Intervale, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Intervale is an unincorporated community located on the boundary between the towns of Bartlett and Conway in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The village is part of the Mount Washington Valley, a resort area that also includes the communities of North Conway and Jackson.
Restaurants in Intervale
1. Kancamagus Highway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Highway 112, or the Kanc, runs from Center Conway to North Woodstock, just south of Franconia Notch. Passing through the White Mountain National Forest, it is considered one of the most scenic highways in the U.S. and offers a number of interesting stopping off points.
Reviewed By Walter R - Augusta, Maine
NOthing compares to the Kangamagus Highway. It has everything that draws the interest of the adventurer: covered bridge, waterfalls, historic sites, lots of hiking trails for beginners to experts. Its especially impressive in the winter when the snow is settled in the woods and along the trails. The Swift River is perfect for the amateur or professional photographer; especially at Lower Falls and Rocky Gorge. If you're daring you can stop along the way and get great shots of the river wit its clean water and interesting falls. Don't miss the Colbath House with its classic barn and simple cemetery. Stop for the historic markers if the history bug has bit you..
2. Story Land
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Story Land – where fantasy lives! Story Land is a safe and natural setting where children and their imaginations can run free. We provide a great value to our guests every day, with all-inclusive rides, shows & attractions, reasonably-priced admission ticket, FREE parking, and FREE pet kennels. Featuring birthday parties and character dinners, Story Land is a celebration for the young at heart. This world of fantasy is punctuated by the kaleidoscope of flowers and emerald fields of New Hampshire’s beautiful White Mountains. Timeless characters like Humpty Dumpty, the Old Woman in the Shoe, the Three Little Pigs, and Peter Rabbit came to life here in 1954.
Reviewed By mesatraveler - mesa az
This would have been interesting and fun in the sixties, but it is not today. Rides and exhibits are simply dated and the storyland themes are not interesting to kids beyond the age of six.
3. Hartmann Model Railroad & Toy Museum
Overall Ratings
3 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By Heather F - Westford, Massachusetts
Impressive collection of trains and cars. Everyone there was very friendly. We did get the cautionary warning to keep our children near and that we were responsible for any damage. It's probably an hour activity at best. It's one of those things to check off your list of North Conway area activities but it's not probably something you'd repeat.
4. Northern Extremes Snowmobiling - Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 328 reviews
Enjoy The Thrills Of Snowmobiling In The White Mountains Of New Hampshire. Northern Extremes Snowmobiling Offers Guided Snowmobile Tours And Self Guided Snowmobile Rentals For All Ages And Abilities
Reviewed By nsreiter - Fayetteville, Georgia
We were 2 couples and we did the 3 hour tour. Dick was our guide and has an amazing personality. He was also very patient with others on the tour!
The views were awesome, from the overlooks to the bridges and streams.
If you have the chance to do take any of their tours, please do. You will not regret it.
5. Northeast Mountaineering - Day Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 36 reviews
Northeast Mountaineering offers rock climbing, ice climbing, mountaineering, and waterfall rappelling for all ages and experience levels. Let us help you make the most of your time in the White Mountains and view the scenery from a new perspective! Great idea for families and groups!
Reviewed By Kaytlan B
Went and did the intro to ice climbing with a small group and a guide. It was a bitter cold day and after a challenging hike through the snow I got very cold. The guide was very accomidating bringing along and extra parka and sharing his hot chocolate. This made the day a great at experience with fun climbs and good people. We stayed in the bunk house that night and it's very affordable and nice enough for a group stay area.
6. Cathedral Ledge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 835 reviews
A rock cliff that is popular with climbers.
Reviewed By hippiemoose - Plymouth, Massachusetts
Long winding steep road to the top but the views are well worth it. You may be lucky enough to see rock climbers scaling the ledge. Be sure to walk all around as there are multiple different views of different areas, Some have fencing to make it safer but there are other areas that you can get to to view other rock ledges and walls that have no fencing. A must if you are in the area.
7. Jackson Art Studio & Gallery
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
Jackson Art Studio & Gallery features Sip & Paint classes. Fun for the beginner to the seasoned artist. Spend an evening of creativity as you twist open your favorite bottle of wine. (BYOB) and uncork your creativity. Bring the kids, a great activity for the whole family. Our instructor will guide you through step by step. It's easy stress free, and affordable. $40-$45 includes everything!
Reviewed By birddesign2017 - Wakefield, Massachusetts
I took a Paint Your Pet class at Jackson Art Studio with Melanie last spring and it was wonderful in every way. The instruction, atmosphere and entire experience was just perfect and I look forward to attending another class. Melanie is an experienced and talented artist who knows how to teach, demonstrate and encourage the participants. Right next door to the classroom is an exquisite gallery of incredible artwork from local artists and you're only a few steps away from the magnificence of New Hampshire's White Mountains.
8. Covered Bridge Shoppe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Since 1965, the Covered Bridge Shoppe has been a favorite stop for travelers in our valley. We feature a distinctive collection of country home decor items including candles and accessories, pillows, wall art and pottery, flags, garden art, chimes, plush animals and more at reasonable prices in a friendly atmosphere. In addition, we offer a full line of souvenirs including a great selection of T-shirts. We are open everyday from the end of May through October - 10AM - 5PM
Reviewed By phil52_10 - Maidstone, United Kingdom
A gift shop with a difference, the walk over the bridge brings you to a deceptively large shop. It carries the usual touristy stuff as well as craft handiwork. The proprietor is very helpful and friendly, parking is somewhat limited, but you should find something you like here.
9. Attitash Mountain Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 346 reviews
Winter & Spring Attitash Mountain Resort is more than just a ski area; it is the essence of skiing, snowboarding, and winter lifestyle. Attitash Mountain Resort offers 67 trails across two big, connected mountains that combine traditional New England runs and challenging terrain with modern, wide-open cruisers suited for all abilities. There are also acres of glades and tree skiing and one of New Hampshire’s original progressive freestyle terrain parks. The Attitash Mountain Resort ski school is ready to teach fundamental techniques on accessible learning terrain or coach leading-edge tactics to help you or your family enjoy your active experience and winter passion. The Attitash Grand Summit Hotel is the only slopeside lodging available in the Mt. Washington Valley that offers upscale accommodations. Combine that with a popular apres scene, entertaining events and you’re enjoying winter among the White Mountains at Attitash Mountain Resort. Summer & Fall From summer thrills to breathtaking foliage views, Attitash Mountain Resort is a vacation destination for all seasons. We offer a variety of summer attractions, from North America’s longest Alpine Slide to the Nor’Easter Mountain Coaster, the longest in the Mt. Washington Valley. Summer reached a new level in 2014 as we opened the Attitash ZipTour which has the longest single-span zip line in the contiguous United States. Enjoy the spectacular fall foliage here in the heart of the White Mountains and visit us on Columbus Day Weekend for the two-day Oktoberfest celebration at Bear Peak.
Reviewed By PCH_LEX - Lexington, MA
Went to Attitash Ski Resort on Sunday Jan 28, 2018. A little background, I have been skiing for 40 years, from the Boston Area and now living in Baltimore. After checking reports on Twitter where the resort was advertising good conditions. We headed over to Attitash from North Conway. Got to the mountain at 9, purchased our tickets and headed up the mountain to check out the ski conditions. The mountain was a sheet of ice. I am not kidding, my friend had good edges on her skis, but fell and then slid 30 feet off the edge of the trail down a gully into trees. We were lucky that she was not seriously hurt. We immediately headed to the base lodge to get a refund as the conditions were unsafe. The customer service rep was very rude and told us to pound sand. After a heated debate, the rep offered a voucher to come back. I EXPLAINED THAT I WAS FROM OUT OF STATE AND WAS FLYING OUT THE NEXT DAY. Response was “to bad”. The Reps also played a game of “the manager is not working today” so I could not escalate the issue. We were literally on the mountain for less than 45 mins, feared for our lives, and now out $170 bucks. I would recommend going to Cranmore or Bretton Woods verses ATTI-TRASH. ——-BUYER BEWARE, this mountain sucks and the customer service reps suck more.
10. Diana's Baths
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Marry S - Wakefield
Diana's Baths is very pretty when nobody is there, which is never. The Internet has hyped this attraction to the point that it is actually unpleasant to go there because of the crowds. The parking is inadequate, so they run a shuttle (not free) from town to the attraction. There is local concern that the large volumes of people there will actually damage the flora & fauna.
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