Bear Brook State Park spans over 10,000 acres in Allenstown, New Hampshire, making it the state's largest developed park with diverse forests, marshes, bogs, ponds, and summits.
Seven Birches Winery in Lincoln, New Hampshire, at RiverWalk Resort near Loon Mountain, produces European-style wines from hybrid grapes grown on its 528-vine backyard vineyard and fruits sourced locally and worldwide, including classics, fruit wines, and the Rhythm Cider brand launched in 2020.
Moffatt-Ladd House and Garden in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is a National Historic Landmark Georgian mansion built in 1763 by wealthy merchant John Moffatt as a wedding gift for his son Samuel, later home to Declaration of Independence signer William Whipple, his wife Katharine Moffatt Whipple, and enslaved individuals including Prince Whipple who accompanied him to battles and co-authored a 1779 freedom petition.
Endicott Rock State Historic Site in Weirs Beach, Laconia, New Hampshire, protects a large boulder inscribed in 1652 by Massachusetts Bay Colony Governor John Endicott and surveyors to mark the colony's northern boundary three miles north of the Merrimack River, though Native guides led them to the wrong spot at Lake Winnipesaukee's outlet.
Bedell Bridge State Park is a 74-acre site in Haverhill, New Hampshire, along the Connecticut River bordering Vermont, known for the remnants of its historic two-span covered bridge, once the second longest in the U.S. before wind destroyed it in 1979, leaving stone piers visible in the river.
Diana's Baths in New Hampshire is a picturesque series of small waterfalls and natural pools located in Bartlett, near North Conway, within the White Mountain National Forest.
Lake Tarleton State Park is a small 48-acre day-use area on the northern shore of 315-acre Lake Tarleton in Piermont, New Hampshire, along Route 25C, offering stunning views of the White Mountain National Forest.
Strawbery Banke Museum in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is an outdoor history museum preserving over 350 years of the region’s history in the Puddle Dock neighborhood, the state's oldest European-settled area.
The Conway Scenic Railroad in North Conway, New Hampshire, is a heritage railroad operating on two historic rail lines: the Conway Branch from North Conway to Conway and a section through Crawford Notch to Fabyan.
Wellington State Park spans 220 acres on the southwest shore of Newfound Lake in Bristol, New Hampshire, boasting the largest freshwater swimming beach in the state's park system with shallow, clear waters ideal for families.
The Flume Gorge Visitor Center in Franconia Notch State Park, New Hampshire, offers amenities including a gift shop, food court, and restrooms for visitors exploring the nearby natural gorge.
Mount Sunapee State Park spans nearly 3,000 acres around the 2,726-foot summit of Mount Sunapee in Newbury and Goshen, New Hampshire, encompassing forested highlands, Lake Sunapee beach, and the popular Mount Sunapee Resort ski area managed by Vail Resorts.
Scenic RailRiders in Concord, New Hampshire, offers a unique pedal-powered rail bike experience on abandoned Northern Railroad tracks dating to 1846, covering 6.4 miles round trip along the Merrimack River through woods, farmlands, and past dairy farms with stops at scenic viewpoints and the Hannah Duston Memorial.
Mt. Washington Valley Chamber of Commerce in North Conway, New Hampshire, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to strategically marketing the Mt. Washington Valley region, supporting local businesses through increased exposure, partnerships, and valuable resources while promoting tourism and economic growth.
Robert Frost Farm Historic Site in Derry, New Hampshire, is a preserved two-story clapboard farmhouse built in 1884 that served as home to poet Robert Frost and his family from 1900 to 1911.
Moose Brook State Park covers 755 acres in Gorham, New Hampshire, within the White Mountains region north of the Presidential Range, established in 1936 by the Civilian Conservation Corps along Moose Brook, a tributary of the Androscoggin River.
The Hood Museum of Art, operated by Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, is a teaching art museum with a collection of about 65,000 objects spanning diverse cultures and historical periods, making it one of the oldest and largest university art collections in the United States.
New Hampshire Route 112, also known as the Kancamagus Highway or The Kanc, is a 56-mile east-west state highway stretching from Bath to Conway through the scenic White Mountain National Forest.
