Herbert's Observation Tower & Boardwalk
See Further Up Here
With 360-degree views, the summit of Loon Peak offers spectacular views of the White Mountain National Forest.
Herbert's Observation Tower
Climb Above
Soar to the summit of Loon Peak, and climb 3 stories of stairs to reach top of the Herbert's Observation Tower. From there, you can see for miles in every direction. From Mount Washington to Moosilauke and the Presidential Range, take in the views of over 24 of New Hampshire's 4,000+ foot peaks.
White Mountain National Forest
Elevation: 2,733'
Originally built in 1966 by George Herbert and team; the tower was re-constructed in 2001 by Snowmakers Ken Mack, Steve Ide, Clark Govoni and Grounds Crew member Ben Vendt.
Boardwalk & Nature Path
Walk along the wooden boardwalk and nature path that surrounds Loon Peak. Take in the expansive mountain landscapes at two viewing platforms; or stop at the interpretive panels and learn about the local animals, plants and environment.
Summit Activities
After climbing to the top, visit the other activities around Loon Peak.
Dining Elevated
Summit Café
Mazes of Granite
Glacial Caves
NH's Highest Disc Golf Course
Disc Golf