Fall at Loon
Fall in the White Mountains is calling. Experience the best of the season at Loon—from scenic Gondola Skyrides to mountain biking and leisurely local rides—plus a variety of autumn activities and events you won’t want to miss.
Mark Your Calendar
September 19–21, 2025NH Highland Games & Festival
Experience the spirit of Scotland—distilled into a single weekend at the NH Highland Games & Festival. See world-class athletes, enjoy live music and entertainment, Scottish food & drink, free seminars, demonstrations, and much more.
October 11–13, 2025White Mountain Oktoberfest
The White Mountains’ largest Oktoberfest is back. Celebrate with authentic German food, drinks, and live entertainment, plus a full lineup of fan-favorite activities like Stein Hoisting, Keg Toss, and the Stein Carryin' Keg Rollin’ Relay.
Ride New Hampshire’s Longest Gondola Skyride
Hop on the White Mountain Express Gondola and ascend 1,738 vertical feet to the summit of Loon Peak. During the ride, you’ll enter the White Mountain National Forest, surrounded by fall colors and sweeping mountain views.
Peak Activities
At the top of the Gondola Skyride, you'll find another world of family-friendly adventure on Loon Peak.
Observation Tower + Boardwalk
Take in expansive, spectacular views, all the way from Mt. Moosilauke to Mt. Washington.
Glacial Caves
Scramble under, around and through granite caves.
Hiking
Find spectacular views from our scenic trail network to the summit.
Disc Golf
Grab a disc and experience New Hampshire's highest disc golf course.
Summit Cafe
Grab lunch at the Summit Café—serving up the best views in town, perched 2,733 feet above sea level.
What's on the Menu?
Savor a tasty lineup of burgers, paninis, wraps, salads, and more.
Zip Into Fall
Climb the 30-foot towers and launch into the colors of fall—soaring 750 feet above the Pemigewasset River, surrounded by vibrant foliage and mountain views.
Ride the Largest Bike Park in the White Mountains
Check out Loon’s downhill Bike Park, with over 14 miles of trails covering 1,000 feet—offering a mix of trail options for different ability levels.
Built for Progression
With over 14 miles of trails covering 1,000 vertical feet, the Bike Park trails are ideal for beginners and seasoned riders alike. Discover everything from the forgiving corners and straightaways of Mainline, steep berms of Derailer and rock gardens of Steam Punk
High-Speed Lift
Catch a ride on Kancamagus 8, a high-speed state-of-the-art chairlift that brings riders up 1,065 vertical feet in under 6 minutes. Each chair holds up to 5 bikes and can be loaded (and unloaded) by riders themselves— utilizing Doppelmayr's Bike Clip system.
3 Miles From Highway
Conveniently located 3 miles from Interstate I-93, the Bike Park winds through the White Mountain National Forest, offering stunning views of the surrounding peaks.
All Types of Riding
Cross-Country Network
Pedal the former logging trails that make up the East Ridge cross-country network. The scenic trails hug the banks of the Pemigewasset River and ascend the lower shoulders of Black Mountain.
Local Rides
With rides accessible for every family member, there are plenty of ways to get out there and enjoy the forest and the town of Lincoln.
