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We love Jackson! It is unique in that it has a village with a small variety of restaurants and taverns. The cross country trails are fabulous and lots of variety. It is close to the cross country skiing options, alpine skiing and hiking. North Conway is close for more eating and shopping options. The Wildcat Tavern is a favorite spot for a beer and live music and also a simple, rustic place to stay.

Cross-Country skiing mecca of the east. If they have snow, you have a choice of Jackson XC, Bear Notch, Great Glen, and Bretton Woods not too far away. We love this area, and are making it an annual trip.

the Wentworth goes to great lengths to make every guest completely comfortable. My favorite part was that there was seating of every kind all over the hotel that allowed guests to enjoy the inside, the outside, the views, mingle with other guests, or just cozy up and read.

See the falls and the church awesome, AVOID THE RED building that's a restaurant. The BAR TENDER DAVE is a very disturb person Mood swings just be careful of the place they are very in-kind people. The food was horrible and expensive, and I got a bad stomachache from the place. The restaurant is right after the Fire Station so BE CARE of this place!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We were there three days. We did a lot of sightseeing in Jackson as we both have walking issues. next three days in Jackson, NH. Jackson is known as a four season recreation town. There is a great deal of hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, horseback riding, golfing, ice skating, snowshoeing … plus alpine, backcountry, and cross-country skiing on some of the finest trails ( according to the local guide book) in the East. We are we to the summit of White Mountain via Cog Railway. The following day we drive the road… it is a pay road. Cathedral Ledge State Park, Bartlett, NH. This is a mile-long road that leads to the top of 700-foot Cathedral Ledge where we saw beautiful views across the Saco River Valley to the White Mountains. Lots to see.

Very close to North Conway. Nice places close by including Sunrise Shack for breakfast. They aren't suffering as badly as North Conway. If you're planning on going up to the area, do it soon. After this 23-24 season, I don't believe there's going to be enough people to run the resort area outside of Jackson. Too much money has moved into the area and created an upheaval of the values in the area. The residents are leaving due to salary/cost-of-living issues. So, a whole bunch of new places created that are asking for $100s/night but not passing it onto resident salaries. All the locals are leaving and 'help wanted' signs are everywhere.