The historic Horse & Hound is a 12-bedroom lodge in the White Mountains that is perfect for an intimate micro-wedding or grand affair. Guests have easy access to some of the northeast's best hiking, and mountain and road biking. The lodge sits on a quiet country road two hours from Boston, Portland and Burlington, so your guests will have easy access to airport. The eight-acre estate offers variety of options for wedding events, including: an exposed-beam dining room, a large paved patio, upper and lower outdoor terraces, a charming garden and greenhouse, and a horse trailer bar! Couples can also take advantage of the venue’s many photo opportunities, including among the sugar maples and the bridge over the babbling brook. The Horse & Hound provides an easy drop off and turnaround spot for buses and 55 parking spaces for wedding guests. There are a number of other accommodation options for guests not staying at the property within 5 miles.

1785 Inn, is a historic, classic country inn nestled in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. Formerly operated as both B&B and Fine Dining Restaurant. The Inn was well-known for its spectacular mountain views, cozy pub, friendly service, comfortable lodging rooms; tte restaurant for it’s delicious meals with waiters outfitted in tuxedo shirts and bow ties preparing Caesar salads and flambe dessert table-side. 1785 Inn is a wonderfully relaxing place to vacation any time of year. Our central location in Mt. Washington Valley puts you in the middle of a wide variety of things to do year round. Take a summer stroll to the sandy beach on the Saco River with views of Cathedral Ledge, Cross Country Ski on the 1785 Inn Trail, or take a short drive to many of the nearby Ski Mountains, adventure parks, Story Land, Santa’s Village, or shopping outlets

Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 . Set on a hill above picturesque Tamworth, New Hampshire, where seasons set a magical stage for recreation, arts, and entertainment, Highland House looms large and inviting as it has since 1792 when retired Salem sea captain, George Dodge, chose this delightful spot to build his beloved home.