Things To Do
New Hampshire is known for its White Mountains, outdoor recreation opportunities, and historic towns.
Granite State: Nickname for New Hampshire, referring to the state's granite formations and history of granite mining.
Covered Bridges: New Hampshire is known for its quaint covered bridges, iconic symbols of rural charm.
Maple Syrup: New Hampshire's sugar houses offer a sweet taste of tradition during the spring maple sugaring season.
PEAK LEAF PEEPING SEASON IS SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER: "Leaf peeping" is an informal term in the United States and Canada for the activity of traveling to see and photograph the fall foliage.
Kancamagus Highway
Kancamagus Highway, Albany, NH
A scenic route through the White Mountains, offering stunning views and access to hiking trails.
Flume Gorge
852 Daniel Webster Highway, Lincoln, NH 03251
A natural gorge with waterfalls and hiking trails, a popular spot for nature enthusiasts.
Mount Monadnock
Jaffrey, NH 03452
A popular hiking destination, known for its steep climb and panoramic views.
Franconia Notch State Park
Daniel Webster Hwy, Lincoln, NH 03251
A state park known for its rugged scenery and the former location of the Old Man of the Mountain rock formation.
Portsmouth
Portsmouth, NH 03801
A charming coastal city with a rich maritime history.
Manchester
Manchester, NH
A vibrant city with a historic mill yard and a thriving arts scene. Lots of yummy places to eat.
For all the days along the way