Jackson New Hampshire

About the Jackson Village Area

For nearly 200 years, the classic White Mountain Villages of Jackson, Intervale, Bartlett, Glen, Hart's Location and Bretton Woods have held a special attraction for visitors from around the globe.

The area's landscape, complete with the Jackson "Honeymoon" covered bridge built in 1876, white steepled churches, high mountains and rolling farmland, has been deemed "sublime" by artists of international renown. The villages' grand hotels, comfortable inns and delightful restaurants have long been known for hospitality that is as warm as the fiery colors of autumn.

Together these villages located on the edges of the 750,000 acre White Mountain National Forest offer spectacular natural beauty, and as much four season recreation as you'll find in all of the northeastern United States. . . from hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing and golf to ice skating, snowshoeing, downhill and cross-country skiing on some of the finest trails in the East.

All reasons to visit these villages in any season!

Jackson's history has come alive throught the continued efforts of the Jackson Historical Society members and volunteers who are very active in preserving and presenting local history. Visit the Marjorie Trickey March Gallery located along the "Village Loop" at the junction of Route 16 and 16A one half mile north of the covered bridge where history comes alive in their displays and collections.