The Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie And Candy Tour Is The Jolliest Adventure You Can Take In New Hampshire

The holidays in any place can be delightful, but here in New Hampshire, we think the twinkle of the lights is somehow even more special. It could be that there are so many small, quaint towns with inviting main streets and lots of cheer. Or, it could be that in a place with weather like we have, there's often snow on the ground. Whatever it is, we think there's no better place to celebrate the holidays than here, and there might be no better way to do it than on this delicious cookie tour in New Hampshire. So, without further ado, read on to learn about this sweet holiday tradition where you get to indulge in Christmas cookies in New Hampshire.

The White Mountains during the winter offer some of the most magical moments and views you can experience in the state.

Perhaps that's what makes it such a perfect place for the Annual Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie & Candy Tour.

The annual festivities are also a sweet way to enjoy Christmas in New Hampshire with your loved ones.

The event is easy and fun to participate in! Each participating inn will host visitors on the self-guided tour from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.

When you arrive, you'll be greeted with an assortment of cookies and treats to indulge in. Many inns go all-out when it comes to decorating which makes each stop on the tour different than the last.

To make sure you can participate in this special cookie tour in New Hampshire, you'll need to book a two-night package with a participating inn.

Many have great deals for the weekend including special add-ons, drawings, and lower rates.

Once you've booked your package you'll receive a guide telling you exactly where to go to make the most of your time munching on Christmas cookies in New Hampshire. Then, all you need to do is plan your route, enjoy the sweets, and revel in just how perfect this part of the state is during the holiday season.

The Inn to Inn Holiday Cookie & Candy Tour in 2023 takes place December 9th and 10th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The self-guided tour must be booked in advance, and tickets are only guaranteed to those who also book lodging at one of the participating inns. If you'd like to participate without staying overnight, you'll need to book a single ticket. To learn more about the participating inns and the two-night packages they're offering, take a look at the Christmas Cookies in New Hampshire event website.

If you'd like to enjoy more of The Granite State, I recommend checking out these fun New Hampshire getaways. For suggestions of where to stay, I suggest taking a look at Vrbo too.