A Fall drive that promises pristine views of the foliage and scenic overlooks 🍂

Drive Into Autumn on the Kancamagus Highway

Few road trips capture the essence of Autumn like the Kancamagus Highway. Winding through New Hampshire’s White Mountains, this stretch of Route 112 seriously explodes with vibrant reds, deep oranges, and golden yellows each Fall. As you’re driving along, you’ll find quiet overlooks, waterfalls surrounded by foliage, plenty of hikes, and campgrounds nestled into the trees. It’s the perfect RV road trip for leaf-peepers, avid hikers, and anyone seeking a little Fall magic.

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Views You’ll Want to Pull Over For

The Kancamagus Highway is lined with pull-outs that’ll make you want to hit the brakes and take your time. Sabbaday Falls and Sugar Hill are two standouts. Each of these stops frames the White Mountains in a new way. Have a snack, bring your camera, and enjoy the view.

Camping on the Kanc

Campgrounds like Jigger Johnson and Hancock are tucked right into the trees, while nearby towns offer more amenities. Options along the Kanc range from pretty barebones to very RV-friendly, so you can pick your perfect balance of comfort and scenery.

Stay Sharp on the Curves

Don’t let the Kancamagus Highway catch you off guard. This road is as beautiful as it is isolated, with no gas stations, convenience stores, or reliable signal once you’re on it. Be sure to fill up your tank appropriately, stock a little extra just in case, enjoy the views, and watch out for those curves.