Campton

The terrain around Campton consists of forested foothills at the southern edge of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, which have shaped both its dispersed settlement pattern and outdoor-based local economy. The town lies where the Mad River joins the Pemigewasset River, in a corridor followed by US Route 3 and Interstate 93. Blair Bridge, a wooden covered bridge over the Pemigewasset, recalls the region’s 19th-century road-building tradition. Interstate 93 continues north from Campton toward Franconia Notch and the higher White Mountain country. Place Campton in its wider White Mountains setting by browsing webcams in nearby New Hampshire communities.

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