Story Land in Glen, New Hampshire, opened in 1954 and was founded by Bob and Ruth Morrell inspired by a German doll maker's idea of a storybook village.
Loon Mountain Resort in New Hampshire is a popular year-round mountain destination located in the White Mountains, offering 403 skiable acres across three interconnected peaks with 73 trails and a vertical drop of 2,190 feet.
Fort Stark State Historic Site occupies 10 acres on Jerry's Point peninsula at the southeastern tip of New Castle Island, New Hampshire, overlooking the Piscataqua River, Little Harbor, and Atlantic Ocean to guard Portsmouth Harbor and the naval shipyard.
The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire, was founded in 1929 through the bequest of former Governor Moody Currier and his wife Hannah Slade Currier.
The New Hampshire Motor Speedway, located in Loudon, New Hampshire, opened in 1990 on the site of the former Bryar Motorsports Park, originally a 1/4 mile dirt oval from the 1960s.
SEE Science Center in Manchester, New Hampshire's historic Millyard is a hands-on nonprofit museum founded in 1986 by inventor Dean Kamen to spark curiosity in science through interactive exhibits on forces, light, sound, electricity, simple machines, space, gravity, and inventions like the LEGO Millyard Project recreating the city's industrial past.
Pawtuckaway State Park spans 5,000 acres in Nottingham, Deerfield, and surrounding areas of southeastern New Hampshire, centered around the scenic 783-acre Pawtuckaway Lake and the ancient volcanic ring dike of Pawtuckaway Mountains.
Morningside Flight Park in Charlestown, New Hampshire, is one of the most complete flight training centers in the United States, specializing in hang gliding and paragliding instruction.
Wildcat Mountain in Jackson, New Hampshire, is a renowned ski resort in Pinkham Notch offering 49 trails across 225 acres with a challenging 2,112-foot vertical drop from a 4,062-foot summit, providing the second-highest vertical in New Hampshire and stunning views of Mount Washington.
Crawford Notch State Park spans 5,775 acres in the heart of Crawford Notch, a dramatic mountain pass along U.S. Route 302 in Hart's Location, northern New Hampshire, surrounded by the White Mountains.
he Mount Washington Cog Railway in New Hampshire is the world’s first mountain-climbing cog railway, built by Sylvester Marsh and completed in 1869 to carry passengers to the summit of Mount Washington, the highest peak in the northeastern U.S.
Concord is the capital city of New Hampshire, located along the Merrimack River with a population of around 44,000, serving as the seat of Merrimack County and a hub for state government since 1808.
Governor Wentworth Historic Site spans 96 acres in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, preserving the stone ruins and foundation of a grand pre-Revolutionary mansion built around 1774 by John Wentworth, the colony's last Royal Governor.
Franconia Notch is a dramatic 8-mile-long U-shaped glacial mountain pass at 1,950 feet elevation in New Hampshire's White Mountains, carved between Cannon Mountain to the west and Mount Lafayette to the east within Franconia Notch State Park, traversed by the scenic Franconia Notch Parkway (I-93/US 3).
Dixville Notch State Park spans 127 acres along New Hampshire Route 26 in northern New Hampshire's Dixville Township, featuring a dramatic steep-walled gorge between Dixville Peak and Cave Mountain with waterfalls on two brooks.
Coleman State Park spans 1,573 acres along the shores of Little Diamond Pond in remote northern New Hampshire's Stewartstown, twelve miles east of Colebrook at 2,375 feet elevation.
Monadnock State Park, located in Jaffrey and Dublin, New Hampshire, encompasses nearly 6,000 acres around the iconic 3,165-foot Mount Monadnock, one of the world's most climbed mountains and a National Natural Landmark since 1987.
