White Mountains Value Pass provides adult admissions to several appealing destinations

White Mountains Attractions’ 2011 Value Pass contains two adult admissions to each of 16 appealing destinations. The pass provides consumers with roughly $750 worth of admissions, but you can purchase your very own passbook for just $299.

While the tickets are not refundable or available for resale, they are transferable and valid anytime during the summer and fall seasons of 2011.

The Attitash Mountain Resort, which is open through Labor Day weekend, is a popular attraction for families with young children. You can enjoy the Nor’Easter Mountain Coaster, a variety of waterslides, mountain bike trails, and a scenic chair ride that provides you with breathtaking views atop the White Mountain Observation Tower.

Endless adventure awaits those who stop by Cannon Mountain, where you can ride the exciting Aerial Tramway. At the summit of Cannon Mountain, you can either dine or drink at the cafeteria and bar, or you can enjoy the outdoors by strolling along scenic walking paths and visiting a 360 degree observation deck.

Trained bears and the White Mountain Central Railroad are located at Clark’s Trading Post, an attraction established in 1928 that continues to be one of New Hampshire’s most popular venues.

Sightseers tend to flock to the Conway Scenic Railroad, home of the Valley Train and the Notch Train. Children under the age of 4 are allowed to ride for free, while well-behaved dogs can also tag along as passengers take in the beautiful scenery of the Mt. Washington Valley countryside.

The Flume Gorge, discovered over 200 years ago by a 93-year-old woman, allows guests to walk through the natural wonder or take part in a two-mile loop.

Scenic train rides are available at the Hobo Railroad in three locations, including Lincoln at the foot of Franconia Notch and lakeside views out of Meredith and Weirs Beach.

The entire family can enjoy a day of outdoor fun at Loon Mountain. Not only are there summit adventures such as a self-guided interpretive nature trail, but there are also base area adventures such as wall climbing and ziplining that are perfect for thrill-seekers.

Those who like to explore and take part in mysterious adventures are sure to enjoy the Lost River Gorge, where the river plays a game of hide and seek as you embark on a 3/4 mile journey.

The Mt. Washington Auto Road is known as the oldest man-made tourist attraction in the United States. The Auto Road is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, so be sure to take part in an unforgettable driving experience that will enlighten you to a storied history.

Passengers are carried to the top of the Northeast’s highest peak on the Mt. Washington Cog Railway, an engineering marvel built entirely on a trestle that is regarded as the second-steepest mountain climbing train on the planet.

Self-guided tours at Polar Caves Park take you through a spectacular series of caves and passageways that were created by ice from the third continental glacier.

For families with children who will have Christmas on their minds during the summer and fall seasons, Santa’s Village is a can’t-miss destination that provides an assortment of festivities, rides, and other forms of entertainment.

The thrills of Six Gun City and Fort Splash include tumbleweed speedway go-karts, the gold rush express runaway train roller coaster, and the tomahawk run water slide. Visit Six Gun City to enjoy over a dozen rides and slides.

Story Land is where families go to experience a vast array of innovative rides and attractions, including the brand new 300-foot long waterway known as Splash Battle: Pharaoh’s Reign, which opened this month.

Whale’s Tale Water Park in Lincoln, New Hampshire provides the whole family with a splashing good time, courtesy of 11 waterslides, a massive wave pool, a children’s activity area, and tubes.

Last but not least is Wildcat Mountain, home of New Hampshire’s ZipRider cable ride and the Wildcat Express Gondola. The zip-line cable ride allows you to soar at speeds up to 45 miles per hour over breathtaking scenery, while the enclosed scenic gondola runs continuously to keep riders from waiting in line.