Accessible Destinations in New Hampshire

28 wheelchair-accessible destinations in New Hampshire with detailed accessibility information: Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park, Jackson (Mount Washington Valley), Currier Museum of Art, McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, SEE Science Center.

• Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park (Cornish) – A Cornish NPS arts and historic site with accessible visitor center parking, accessibility route maps, captioned and audio-described film o…
• Jackson (Mount Washington Valley) (Jackson) – A White Mountains village and valley in New Hampshire where Rocky Gorge, off the Kancamagus Highway, has a paved, accessible path to the fa…
• Currier Museum of Art (Manchester) – Manchester art museum with collections, exhibitions, and Frank Lloyd Wright house tours.
• McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center (Concord) – Space science museum and planetarium in Concord with interactive exhibits and shows.
• SEE Science Center (Manchester) – Hands-on science center in Manchester’s Millyard.
• Strawbery Banke Museum (Portsmouth) – Outdoor history museum in Portsmouth’s Puddle Dock neighborhood.
• Story Land (North Conway) – A beloved fairy-tale theme park in the White Mountains where young adventurers explore storybook worlds and gentle rides in a compact, walk…
• Mount Washington Cog Railway (Bretton Woods) – The world's first mountain-climbing cog railway carries visitors to the summit of New England's highest peak.
• Santa’s Village (Jefferson) – A Christmas-themed amusement park in the White Mountains offering rides, shows, live reindeer, and water park fun for the whole family.
• Mount Washington Auto Road (Pinkham Notch) – Drive to the highest peak in the northeastern US with fully car-accessible summit views and handicapped parking at the top.
• Waterville Valley Resort (Waterville Valley) – A four-season White Mountain resort community offering skiing, hiking, and family recreation in a self-contained New Hampshire valley.
• Canobie Lake Park (Salem) – New Hampshire's beloved amusement park offers classic rides, water fun, and live entertainment with accessibility options for guests of all…
• Franconia Notch State Park (Franconia) – Eight miles of paved trails wind through a dramatic mountain notch with accessible viewpoints, an aerial tramway, and natural wonders.
• Gunstock Mountain Resort (Gilford) – A four-season mountain resort in New Hampshire's Lakes Region, offering skiing, snowboarding, camping, and outdoor adventures overlooking L…
• Kahuna Laguna Indoor Water Park (North Conway) – Northern New England's first indoor water park offers 40,000 square feet of family fun in the heart of North Conway.
• M/S Mount Washington Cruises (Laconia) – Cruise Lake Winnipesaukee aboard a classic ship with mountain views and accessible boarding on Deck 1.
• Mount Sunapee Resort (Newbury) – A family-friendly four-season mountain resort in southern New Hampshire, just 90 minutes from Boston, offering skiing, hiking, and lake act…
• Conway Scenic Railroad (North Conway) – A heritage railway winding through the White Mountains, offering scenic train rides with mountain views and historic charm.
• Alpine Adventures (Lincoln) – New England's premier zipline and outdoor adventure park in the White Mountains, offering thrilling canopy tours and unique experiences.
• Clark’s Bears (Lincoln) – A beloved White Mountains attraction featuring trained bear shows, a historic railroad, rides, and family fun in Lincoln, New Hampshire.
• New Hampshire Motor Speedway (Loudon) – Experience the thrill of NASCAR racing at New England's premier oval track, with accessible seating and fan-friendly facilities in Loudon.
• Water Country (Portsmouth) – New Hampshire's largest water park offers splash-filled fun with wheelchair-accessible attractions and services for guests of all abilities.
• Hobo Railroad (Lincoln) – A scenic heritage railroad in Lincoln, NH offering train rides through the White Mountains along the Pemigewasset River.
• Whale’s Tale Water Park (Lincoln) – New England's favorite water park offers 17 acres of slides, wave pools, and family fun in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
• Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad (Meredith) – Ride a scenic train along the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, with a wheelchair lift available at the Meredith station.
• Merrimack Premium Outlets (Merrimack) – New Hampshire's premier open-air outlet mall with 100+ stores, a single-level layout, and wheelchair-friendly design throughout.
• The Flume Gorge (Lincoln) – An 800-foot granite gorge walk with boardwalks, waterfalls, and a covered bridge. The main trail has stairs and is not wheelchair accessibl…
• Weirs Beach (Weirs Beach) – A public beach and boardwalk on Lake Winnipesaukee in Laconia, New Hampshire. The boardwalk is paved and wheelchair accessible; the sand is…