Head to this charming slice of quintessential Americana that's tucked on the largest lake in New Hampshire, with plenty of opportunities for boating.
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This quintessential New England hamlet is a great spot for retirees, tucked between the sea and mountains in the state's Seacoast region, with fun trails.
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Tthis small town near New Hampshire's Squam Lake features local museums, antique shops, a lakeside beach for swimming and boating, and nearby mountain hikes.
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Tucked away on New Hampshire's border with Vermont, this city is small, but it boasts a theater, an opera house, a lovely park, and fun shopping.
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These 5 New Hampshire downtowns are the top cities to visit in the state according to visitors, dripping with historic New England charm and modern attractions.
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When you think of beaches, your mind may not jump to New Hampshire, but this state park offers excursions on the water, as well as mountain hikes.
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Breakfast is often considered to be the most important meal of the day and it just may be the tastiest -- especially at these U.S. hot spots.
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This once-thriving town in the middle of the woods in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest is now an abandoned relic with ruins to explore.
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Hikers who brave the harsh winds and rocky terrain of this historic New Hampshire mountain trail are treated to epic views and a cozy place to watch the sunset.
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There is just one intact house left in this abandoned settlement in New Hampshire, but nowadays you can visit to enjoy the nature surrounding the area.
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A destination is best explored through its cuisine, and one New Hampshire city is developing a serious reputation for fabulous foodie excellence.
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With its peaceful hiking trails, scenic drive, and striking mountain views, this state park in New Hampshire offers a serene retreat into the wilderness.
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If you are looking for a more secluded trip with beautiful scenery and incredible trails, this little mountain town will be right up your alley.
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It doesn't get much better than a crystal-clear lake in the wilds of New England, and this New Hampshire marvel is one of the region's finest.
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The area is a popular East Coast road tripping destination for outdoor enthusiasts, and the new luxury camping resort is sure to be a hit with summer visitors.
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You don't need a car to make the most of your time in these gorgeous lake towns dotted across the United States from New Hampshire to Washington.
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Hike to the summit of Pack Monadnock, picnic by an old fire tower, and catch views of Boston and the surrounding peaks at this New Hampshire state park.
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Not everyone likes to ski or snowboard, but there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the slopes — like snow tubing at these incredible East Coast resorts.
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This New England state is one of the most affordable places in America but recent reviews show it also provides retirees with the best health care system.
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Soak up some of the best views across New England along these stunning hiking trails to the area's highest peaks, from Massachusetts to Maine.
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In New Hampshire, a mountain village pairs lakeside recreation, classic village streets, and nearby hiking routes for a peaceful New England escape.
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For a romantic escape in New Hampshire’s idyllic mountain landscape, visit a winter wonderland where ice crystals are illuminated by colorful lights.
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This state may not come to mind first when you think of New England seaside vacations, but its beaches are appealing and its loaded with delicious seafood.
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Festivals for every season and a rail trail with scenery that belongs in a storybook — that's exactly what you'll find in this lesser-known New Hampshire town.
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Its fascinating pirate lore is fun to delve into, but this small New Hampshire town's charm really lies in its natural beauty and shops packed with personality.
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New England is home to a lot of small towns that are often overshadowed by big, Northeastern cities, but the food and scenic trails here are worth noticing.
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New England has the most expensive places to live in the United States, but some pockets are more affordable than most and come with benefits for retirees.
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