Mount Waternomee Bomber Crash Site, Woodstock

OutsideOct 26

5 Mysterious Places to Visit in New Hampshire’s White Mountains

Beyond vibrant fall foliage, northern New Hampshire's famous peaks conceal an abandoned lumber town, a wartime bomber crash, and decades of haunting lore. Here is what remains hidden along the region’s popular hiking corridors.

Wreckage of a Douglas B-18A bomber that crashed in 1942

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Mount Waternomee Bomber Crash SiteSightWreckage of a Douglas B-18A bomber that crashed in 1942
Elsewhere
Livermore Ghost TownNeighborhoodLivermore, United StatesRemnants of a former lumberjack town now vacant
Barney and Betty Hill UFO Incident MarkerSightLincoln, United StatesHistoric marker about a famous UFO abduction legend
Profile LakeSightFranconia, United StatesRests below cliff where Old Man of the Mountain stood
Mount ChocoruaSightAlbany, United StatesSummit home to the haunting legend of Chief Chocorua

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Mount Waternomee Bomber Crash Site

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5 Mysterious Places to Visit in New Hampshire’s White Mountains