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Whether you are visiting for the first time or you live in the Granite State, here are the 10 things not to miss while you are here.
The White Mountains region offers visitors one memorable experience after another. We have got easy walks and strenuous hikes, Donald-Ross designed golf courses, crystal clear mountain lakes and streams for swimming and boating, and sandy lakeside beaches just perfect for lying in the sun
Portsmouth, NH is one of the most vibrant and fun cities in New Hampshire. Home to an abundance of shops, restaurants, and great nightlife, this coastal town is one of the fastest growing in the Granite State! Click the link to find things to do, calendar, restaurants, lodging, photos and more.
When you think of Lake Winnipesaukee, images of boats and sun and swimming usually come to mind. But, there is plenty to do or see throughout the year on NH's largest lake! Check out the Meredith Ice Fishing Derby
Known to have the most extreme weather in the world visitors and locals alike should all hike Washington at least once! Mount Washington Observatory's fully redesigned and reimagined summit museum will deliver the awe and excitement of a Mount Washington winter experience to summer visitors to the top of Mount Washington. You can access this either by hiking, the auto road (open seasonally), or the The Cog Railway
The Kancamagus Highway, also known as "The Kanc," is often misspelled and mis-pronounced Kangamangus Highway, Kangumangus Hiway or Kancamangus Highway. The correct way pronounce Kancamagus is "Kank-ah-mah-gus." Also see: How to Pronounce Kancamagus . The Kancamagus Highway is a 34.5 mile scenic drive along NH's Rt.
