There is so much natural beauty to be enjoyed in New Hampshire, and that certainly includes the wildlife you can find near Franconia homes for sale, in addition to the dazzling landscapes. The moose is one of the most jaw-dropping creatures you can find in the region, often standing over 7 feet tall and reaching weights of up to 1,500 pounds. Seeing a moose in the wild is a truly inspiring experience, and New Hampshire's Moose Country is the perfect place to catch a glimpse of these majestic animals. Our real estate agents have more details on some of the best places to spot a moose in New Hampshire's Moose Country.

• White Mountain National Forest – 71 White Mountain Drive, Campton, NH 03223
  With more than 1,200 miles of non-motorized hiking trails, White Mountain National Forest offers nearly endless opportunities for exploration. Protected from development but not far from these Campton homes for sale, White Mountain National Forest is also one of the best places in the region to catch a glimpse of a moose. There are plenty of campsites here if you'd like to extend your stay, and backcountry camping is also allowed in some areas.

• Moose Viewing By Car – Mt. Clinton Road, Route 302, Base Road
  White Mountain National Forest is a very large space to explore, and you may be searching for a way to see as much of it as possible in as little time as possible near Bretton Woods homes for sale. In that case, some moose watching by car is in order! The combination of Mt. Clinton Road, Route 302, and Base Road create a loop you can follow through the National Forest, with plenty of opportunities for spotting moose along the way. Moose have a taste for salt and can often be seen licking road salt near the highways.

• Gorham Moose Tours – 33 Exchange St., Gorham, NH 03581
  The area around Gorham homes for sale is excellent for spotting moose, especially if you sign up for one of the Gorham Moose Tours offered by the Gorham Parks & Recreation Department. With 14 years of data, these tours have a 93 to 97 percent success rate for spotting moose and also offer opportunities to spot a wide range of other wildlife. Each tour lasts for about 3 to 4 hours, and the cost is $35 per person. You can purchase tickets for a tour online, and making a reservation is strongly recommended to secure your spot.

• North Country Moose Festival – Main Street, Colebrook, NH 03576
  While you may not spot a moose strolling down Main Street of Colebrook, the North Country Moose Festival is well worth a visit if you're someone who enjoys spotting moose and taking in the natural beauty of New Hampshire. Held annually for more than 30 years near Colebrook homes for sale, this festival features live music, an artisan market, a chili cook-off, a maple syrup tasting contest, a classic car show, a moose calling contest, and much more. You can enjoy it all for free on August 26, 2023, from 3 - 8 p.m., when Colebrook's Main Street will be packed with family fun.

If exploring nature is a priority for your next home, you won't find a better place than New Hampshire to lay down roots. Ready to start shopping? Contact us to buy and sell homes throughout the area.