Activities in New Hampshire
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Alyson's Orchard
Set atop an elongated ridge overlooking the Connecticut River, this 450-acre property is as prized for its gorgeous grounds as it is for its apples... More -
Annabelle's Natural Ice Cream
Annabelle’s owner, retired doctor Lewis Palosky, thinks of himself as “an artist, not a businessman,” and his credo is evident in the thick—difficu... More -
Around the Mountain Trail
Bike the 12-mile Around the Mountain Trail, which runs from Brown Mountain past Eagle Lake. More -
Bretton Woods Ski Resort
Take ski lessons at this family-friendly mountain resort. More -
Canterbury Shaker Village
Canterbury was a prominent Shaker village for 200 years and stands as a remarkable—and picturesque—example of how Shaker life evolved over time. More -
Cathedral of the Pines
The outdoor chapel sits on a bluff and overlooks Mount Monadnock. There's a beautiful altar made of stones donated from every state in the nation. More -
Chutter's General Store
Visit the “World’s Longest Candy Counter”. More -
Emery Farm
This farm, founded in 1655, is the perfect autumn stop for apple-picking. More -
Enfield Shaker Museum (and the Great Stone Dwelling)
The once-haunted inn is now closed, taken over by the nearby Enfield Shaker Museum. Beginning in April, visitors can tour the Great Stone Dwelling ... More -
Franconia Notch State Park
Hike the boardwalks at The Flume gorge inside the park More -
Goose Pond
Cast for bass on this pond, north of Keene (hike there from the trailhead on E. Surrey Rd.). More -
Maine State Sea Kayak
Unlike other outfitters in the area, Maine State Sea Kayak brings you to the remote western side of the island on four-hour tours to see osprey, se... More -
Mount Monadnock
Hike this national monument. More -
Mount Washington Cog Railway
Take the kids up the Northeast’s highest mountain, an excitingly steep ride on 1869 steam trains More -
New England Lighthouse Tours
Coastal New England has one of America's largest collections of working lighthouses (138). New Hampshire native Jeremy D'Entremont leads five-hour ... More -
New Hampshire School of Falconry
With a professional falconer, conduct a one-on-one half-day Field Hunt, in which you follow a hawk as it stalks pheasants, quail, and partridges, a... More -
Steve Boucher's Island Bike Rental
Swing by Steve Boucher's Island Bike Rental in Northeast Harbor to rent a bike and learn the ins and outs of the island's paths. More -
Story Land
Whirl on the Crazy Barn and other rides. More -
Strawberry Banke Museum
The living-museum aims to make history real: costumed docents explain what life was like in Portsmouth from the late 17th to the mid-20th centuries... More -
Tenney Mountain
This once-fading New Hampshire family ski mountain has linked with Eastern Mountain Sports to create an extraordinary outdoor adventure playground.... More -
Tuckerman Ravine Trail
Hike to the top of 6,288-foot Mount Washington. The treck takes about nine hours round-trip from Pinkham Notch. More
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