Hike New Hampshire

NH Outdoors

Ski New Hampshire - everything you need to plan a skiing visit to NH

Jackson Ski Touring - a whole town dedicated to cross country skiing

White Mountains Attractions - something for every taste and budget

New England Ski Museum - at the base of Cannon Mt. in Franconia Notch

National Park Guide

The Fort at Number 4 - Historically correct re-creation of the actual Fortified Village of the early 1700s, near the Connecticut River in Charlestown.

Enfield Shaker Museum - in Enfield

Santa's Village - in Jefferson

White Mountain National Forest Info

New Hampshire Farm Museum - open June - Oct. in Milton

The White Mountains of NH - attraction info, including The Flume Gorge and The Old Man of the Mountain

The Mount Washington Observatory

Mt. Washington Auto Road - drive to the top of the Northeast's highest peak

Mt. Washington Cog Railway

Ski New Hampshire Cross Country - linking several inns from North Conway to Intervale

Castle in the Clouds - The incredible beauty of the Ossipee Mountains and sweeping views of Lake Winnipesaukee surrounds the historic "Lucknow Estate", commonly known as the legendary Castle in the Clouds!

Clark's Trading Post - family entertainment featuring museums, steam locomotives, rides, shows and trained bears in N. Woodstock

America's Stonehenge - a 4 season adventure in Eco-Archeology in North Salem

Loon Mountain Park - hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, inline skate park. Located in the White Mountain National Forest in Lincoln

Great Glen Trails - whatever the season, there's always something to do; hike, canoe, kayak, bike, snoeshoe, cross country ski.

Guide to New Hampshire Trails

Bike the Whites - 3 day self guided bicycling in the scenic White Mountains

Cruise on Lake Winnepesaukee - aboard the M/S Mount Washington

Charmingfare Farm - animal displays, hay and sleigh rides and special events, near Manchester

Isle of Shoals Steamship Co. - your NH seacoast cruising center in Portsmouth

Strawberry Banke Museum - four centuries of history in one Portsmouth waterfront neighborhood

Museum of New Hampshire History