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About PMR

PMR is located at the tip of the New Hampshire Presidential mountain range located in the beautiful pastoral town of Bethlehem and is surrounded by natural forests, a private lake and pristine natural beauty. Relax and rejuvenate in the crisp clear mountain air and take in the beautiful scenery.

OUR LODGING

Experience the white mountains the way it was meant to be with PMR’s beautiful combination of modern and rustic style lodgings. Whether traveling solo, or as a family, at PMR you can be sure to find lodging that fits your needs.

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AT THE PRESIDENTIAL MOUNTAIN RESORT

Take a hike on PMR’s eight-mile network of trails, kayak on the private lake, take a dive in the outdoor heated pool, or just enjoy taking in the scenery while sitting around a fire pit with some marshmallows. PMR’s diverse year-round activities and picturesque lake side setting guarantees the full white mountain experience.

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ADD A MASSAGE
TO YOUR STAY!

Enjoy a private massage in the comfort and warmth of your own private lodging.

Available to add at checkout!

WEDDINGS & EVENTS

PMR’s beautiful setting makes it the perfect location for your family event, corporate team or wedding party. Let us help you create the event of your dreams, while working with you to actualize your budget. 

 

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PMR’s Travelers Blog

WINTER WEATHER OUTLOOK

What does an average winter snowfall look like in the Mt. Washington Valley? It can vary quite considerably. Higher elevations on Mount Washington often have snow during October that adds beautiful contrast to fall foliage. Skiable snow comes with snowmaking supplemented by natural snow in mid to late November. It generally happens first at Wildcat or Bretton Woods, which have high base elevations of about 2,000 feet. Cranmore Mountain has the lowest base elevation of about 500 feet, so skiable snow there generally happens in late November to early December.read more

THE WONDER OF WINTER WILDLIFE

Once the cold air settles in and the snow-pack has thoroughly covered the frozen ground, a walkabout in the woods makes the existence of wildlife seem remote or even impossible. We emerge from our heated homes and cars, bundled up, ready to walk a trail, and perhaps wonder how an animal survives outside all winter. How does it find food and where does it go to survive? Wildlife survival in the harsh winter climate of these high mountains of New Hampshire is something to ponder.read more

LOST WATERFALLS OF THE WHITE MOUNTAINS

Spring is the season of rebirth in the White Mountains. Longer days and warmer temperatures draw the remains of frosty winter from the high ravines. Flowers bloom in the Valley as last season’s snow, released from winter’s long, icy grip, tumbles down pathways carved over eons in a quest to return to the sea. This is the season of waterfalls; cascades, cataracts—water flowing down rocks in aesthetic patterns.read more

RESORT TO BACKCOUNTRY

The common backcountry skiing thread is a desire to get away from crowds, infrastructure, amenities, and the general safety net of resorts. It’s getting back to skiing as a natural means of travel and exploration, to efficiently move through wild winter landscapes and interact with nature in its element. Many skiers and riders are choosing to leave the prospects of limited base lodge access, reservation systems, and extended lift lines behind in favor of socially distant backcountry experiences.read more

SEE WHAT GUESTS HAVE TO SAY:

“WOW, where to even start! The location was super easy to find, and location was ideal! Cabins were pretty much brand new, spotless, and atmosphere was perfect! Grounds keeper was super helpful and extremely polite, plus it’s always amazing to see someone who loves their job and goes above and beyond! ”

AUBREY
booking.com

“Beautiful cabin on the pond with a gazebo right at your footsteps. Great location with local towns and allowed us a good jumping off point for hiking in the area. I would highly recommend this place!”

ANDREW
airbnb.com

“Great cabins to stay in. Super clean and the site manager is awesome (friendly, checked in on us to see if we needed anything,cleaned/salted cabin stairs during snow storm, helped a car stuck in the snow). Check in/out was a breeze, everything just like description says except that it does have a toaster and hot plate to use (good plus). Warm cabin close to skiing, hiking, littleton, etc. Will stay again 100%."

SCOTT
airbnb.com

““This was a lovely setting with a beaver dam that supported wild life such as a bald eagle, ducks, fish and of yes I saw the beavers swimming in the pond. The cabin was exceptionally clean with a nice deck out back. I would recommend this to friends who want a place to stay when hiking in The national park system.”

LYNN
booking.com

“WOW, where to even start! The location was super easy to find, and location was ideal! Cabins were pretty much brand new, spotless, and atmosphere was perfect! Grounds keeper was super helpful and extremely polite, plus it’s always amazing to see someone who loves their job and goes above and beyond! ”

AUBREY
booking.com

“We had a fantastic stay in one of PMR’s many private cabins! The cabin was beautiful and so clean, and the little touches and extra amenities were an added bonus, making you feel even more at home. The location is more than ideal, with several ski resorts, breweries, and restaurants within 10-30 minutes. Highly recommend and would stay again!” ”

Devin
airbnb.com