When you’re sitting in summer beach traffic at the Hampton tolls or fending off ticks and tourists in the mountains, it can be hard to remember why we believe New Hampshire is the best place to live. Still better than Massachusetts though.
The Travel Channel star and the host of “Samantha Brown’s Places to Love” on PBS gives a little love to her home state, and learns a thing or two about what it has to offer to avid explorers.
Our “Adventure Towns” series is all about the basecamp towns. Each has easy access to the great outdoors, a community with a sense of adventure and a culture that values keeping it local. Here’s the pick for the southwest area of New Hampshire.
Our “Adventure Towns” series is all about the basecamp towns. Each has easy access to the great outdoors, a community with a sense of adventure and a culture that values keeping it local. Here’s the pick for the Great North Woods.
Our “Adventure Towns” series is all about the basecamp towns. Each has easy access to the great outdoors, a community with a sense of adventure and a culture that values keeping it local. Here’s the pick for the White Mountains.
Our “Adventure Towns” series is all about the basecamp towns. Each has easy access to the great outdoors, a community with a sense of adventure and a culture that values keeping it local. Here’s the pick for the Lakes Region.
Our “Adventure Towns” series is all about the basecamp towns. Each has easy access to the great outdoors, a community with a sense of adventure and a culture that values keeping it local. Here’s the pick for the coastal area of New Hampshire.
Weekly updates about availability, recipes ideas and social connection from local food producers and sellers across New Hampshire. This week’s installment is about finding local meat, seafood and other farm products.
McLean Communications Publisher and VP Ernesto Burden shares how fly fishing offers a bit of comfort in troubling times. Plus, beginners can find links to information on how to get started.
Forget Amazon. Keep your to-read pile stocked with recommendations from local bookstore owners and New Hampshire Magazine editors, and find out where you can still buy books locally. Many independent bookshops are offering shipping, delivery and curbside pickup. Find a store near you.
