Coos County, NH

New Hampshire

A mountain landscape with a train on a narrow track, rocky terrain, and distant mountains under a clear blue sky.
A mountain road winding through a valley with lush green slopes and rocky terrain.
A calm lake reflecting autumn trees and hills.
A large yellow building with multiple windows and a flagpole with an American flag.
A turquoise train on tracks with a mountainous backdrop.

Popular cities in Coos County

Gorham
Known for Dining, Mountains and Hiking
Escape to quaint Gorham! Enjoy its hiking, mountain views, and skiing.

Reasons to visit

  • Mt. Washington Auto Road
  • Wildcat Mountain Ski Area
  • Moose Brook State Park
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Whitefield
Known for Mountains, Relaxing and Skiing
Explore relaxing Whitefield: its mountain views, sightseeing, skiing, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Mirror Lake
  • Forest Lake State Park
  • Weathervane Theatre
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Pittsburg
Known for Lakes, Hiking and Relaxing
Relaxing Pittsburg is calling! Discover its lake views, hiking, snowmobiling, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Lake Francis State Park
  • Garfield Falls
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Jefferson
Known for Adventure, Mountains and Museums
Explore Jefferson: its adventures, mountain views, museums, and more!

Reasons to visit

  • Santa's Village
  • Cherry Mountain
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Bretton Woods
Known for Mountains, Forests and Skiing
Romantic Bretton Woods is calling! Discover its mountain views, skiing, zip-lining, and more.

Reasons to visit

  • Omni Mount Washington Resort Bretton Woods Golf Course
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Twin Mountain
Known for Friendly people, Mountains and Forests
Twin Mountain is calling! Discover its camping, mountain views, coffee, and more.
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Stay near popular Coos County attractions

A steam locomotive with the number 9, emitting steam, pulling a red passenger car with 'Mt. Washington' written on it.

Mount Washington Cog Railway

9.4/10 (645 reviews)
Hop aboard the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway and traverse up Mount Washington to New England’s highest peak.
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