New Hampshire Hostels

The Conway hostel is located in New Hampshire’s Mount Washington Valley, named after the highest peak (6,288 feet) in the Northeast. Close by is the White Mountain National Forest, with more than 750,000 acres of forests, rivers, mountains, and waterfalls perfect for climbing, hiking, skiing, canoeing, and cycling. The summer season attracts mountain bikers to the area, while the fall foliage is a regional highlight. The Conway Scenic Railroad specializes in nostalgic train rides, while its station is a renowned Victorian masterpiece, completed in 1847. Conway’s Tuckerman Brewing Company offers guided tours throughout its facility while the Conway Historical Society’s Eastman Lord House Museum takes visitors back to 1818-1945 Conway history.

New Hampshire’s climate is known for its wide variations in temperature; summers are short and cool, while winters are long and cold. January is typically the coldest month in Conway, with average highs in the high 20s and lows in the single digits. Warm weather arrives in late May with average high temps in the upper 70s through September, and then dips below the 60s in October. The majority of the state’s precipitation falls from October through January.