Greenfield State Park covers 400 acres in southwestern New Hampshire near Greenfield, featuring ponds, bogs, forests, and shoreline along undeveloped Otter Lake.
Nansen Wayside Park is a small New Hampshire state park of about 14 acres located along the banks of the Androscoggin River in Milan, offering a quiet riverside spot for picnicking, fishing, and non‑motorized boating, with a basic boat launch available for canoes and kayaks.
The White Mountains Visitor Center in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, at 200 Kancamagus Highway off Exit 32 of I-93, serves as the ideal starting point for exploring the region with friendly staff offering free maps, brochures, hiking recommendations, campground details, and White Mountain National Forest recreation passes.
Granite State Rail Bikes in Laconia, New Hampshire, at 15 Veterans Square, offers pedal-powered rail bike adventures on historic tracks dating to 1848, covering a relaxing 5-mile round trip along the Winnipesaukee River, over trestle bridges, past the former Laconia Car Company site, and reaching the shores of Lake Winnisquam, New Hampshire's fourth-largest lake.
Cranmore Mountain Resort in North Conway, New Hampshire, is a family-friendly four-season destination in the White Mountains offering 56 trails and glades across 170 skiable acres with a 1,200-foot vertical drop, seven lifts, and 100% snowmaking coverage for skiing, snowboarding, and night skiing.
Hampton Beach is a lively beach resort village in the town of Hampton, New Hampshire, featuring one of the state's widest sandy beaches stretching over a mile along the Atlantic Ocean.
Huttopia White Mountains in New Hampshire offers a unique blend of nature and comfort on a 50-acre lakeside forest near the White Mountain National Forest.
Taylor Mill State Historic Site is a preserved 200-year-old up and down water-powered sawmill located within the 71-acre Ballard State Forest in Derry, New Hampshire, originally built around 1805 by Robert Taylor on land he purchased in 1799.
Cathedral Ledge Resort in Intervale near North Conway, New Hampshire, is a family-friendly vacation property offering 26 modern condominiums and cottages that sleep 6-8 guests each, featuring full kitchens, washers/dryers, fireplaces, jetted tubs, and private patios or balconies with mountain views.
Beaver Brook Falls Wayside is a compact 7.3-acre park along Route 145 in Colebrook, New Hampshire, showcasing an impressive 80-foot cascading waterfall on Beaver Brook that's visible right from the roadside.
The Woodman Museum in Dover, New Hampshire, is a historic and educational museum that showcases the region’s rich heritage through art, natural history, and cultural exhibits.
Canobie Lake Park in Salem, New Hampshire, opened in 1902 as a trolley park created by the Hudson, Pelham & Salem Railways to boost weekend ridership, originally featuring botanical gardens, picnic areas, gentle rides, a penny arcade, and an electric fountain.
Zorvino Vineyards in Sandown, New Hampshire, is a family-owned winery established in 2004 by Jim and Cheryl Zanello on their 80-acre property, originally planted as a retirement hobby that evolved into a thriving business producing over 7,000 cases annually from local cold-hardy grapes and imported fruit from regions like California and Italy.
Wallis Sands State Beach in Rye, New Hampshire, along scenic Route 1A, offers a sandy oceanfront stretch with dramatic tide changes, rocky outcroppings for tide pool exploration, and stunning views of the Isles of Shoals, making it a family favorite for swimming, picnicking, and sunbathing.
Singing Beach in Manchester-by-the-Sea, New Hampshire—wait, actually Massachusetts on the North Shore—is a picturesque half-mile-long crescent of soft, golden sand nestled between rocky points, famous for its singing phenomenon where shuffling feet on the dry upper sand produces a squeaky, melodic sound due to the unique round silica grains rubbing together
Lost River Gorge and Boulder Caves in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, is a natural attraction featuring a one-mile boardwalk trail through a scenic gorge formed by glacial activity.
Cafe Lafayette Dinner Train in North Woodstock, New Hampshire, offers a unique dining experience combining a scenic two-hour train ride through the White Mountains with a gourmet five-course meal served aboard beautifully restored vintage rail cars from the 1950s.
