About this city
Intervale is an exceptionally picturesque, historic mountain resort village nestled within a sweeping glacial valley of the White Mountain National Forest, shared dynamically between the townships of Conway and Bartlett. Expanding rapidly in the late 19th century due to its strategic position along the Portland and Ogdensburg Railway, the scenic hamlet became a hallowed enclave for late-Victorian landscape painters and wealthy Bostonian summer vacationers. Today, Intervale maintains an untouched, deeply nostalgic mountain romance, offering panoramic postcards of Mount Washington over rolling grassy intervale pastures.
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Suggested stay: 1 day
Photograph the jaw-dropping panoramic view of Mount Washington from the historic Intervale Scenic Vista, snowshoe or cross-country ski through quiet forest trails, and stay at historic country inns.
