Barbara Radcliffe Rogers

Writer

Barbara Radcliffe Rogers is New Hampshire Magazine‘s regular “Our Town” writer. She is a travel and food writer specializing in her native New Hampshire, the northeastern United States and southern Europe. Along with frequent articles for Planetware, WhereverFamily, BellaOnline and Global Traveler magazine, she is the co-author of more than 30 travel guidebooks, including the “2019 Frommer’s Guide to New England.” Barbara especially enjoys sharing active travel experiences.

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9164 The Cornish, Nh, Studio Of Sculptor Augustus Saint Gaudens

Touring Saint-Gaudens

This Cornish park boasts bridges, sculptures, gardens and more.

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Touring Conway

Explore local corn mazes, covered bridges, delicious eateries and more.

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Rmfa Bianca Mireles Community Center Mural Progress Shot June 2020

Touring Rochester

A mill town transforms into an arts center.

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New Hampshire, Moultonborough, The Loon Center And Trails

Touring Moultonborough

Take a peek into the past and explore museums, hiking trails and more.

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4490 Hillsboro, The Pierce Homestaed, Boyhood Home Of President Franklin Pierce.

Touring Hillsborough

Take a peek into the past and explore museums, galleries and more.

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Portsmouth, New Hampshire, Usa Townscape

The Best Location for Every Season

New Hampshire Magazine’s travel writer shares her picks for the ideal locations to experience our ever-changing weather. From the Seacoast in spring to snowy scenes in the Mt. Washington Valley, here’s how to make the best of all four seasons in the Granite State.

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Touring Lancaster

Have you been to Lancaster lately? After your tour of historical bridges, go shopping at a local antique store or find refreshment at a local brewpub.

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All-Season Fun in Wolfeboro

Have you been to Wolfeboro lately? It's not just a summer destination — there's fun to be had all year long. After your tour of historical hotels, check out one of the local trails or find refreshment at the Main Street and Town Docks.

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Touring Tilton

Have you been to Tilton lately? After your tour of historical architecture, stay over at a cozy inn or find refreshment at a local brewpub.

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Ski and Stay Weekend in Picturesque Jackson

If you're looking for a relaxing ski weekend, head to Jackson for both downhill and cross-country skiing, plus charming inns and excellent food.

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The Mystery of Monson

Monson Center: Bits of it lie in Hollis, Brookline, Amherst and Milford. The search for this ambiguously located ghost town took us to Hollis, which is the “official” address, but the reality was a bit more complicated.

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Chester Charms, Even in the Spookiest Month of the Year

Apples, pumpkins, scarecrows, old tombstones — Chester knows how to do October.

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Visiting the Farmlands in Westmoreland

Rich history beckons our travel writer to Westmoreland where she finds wineries, farms, sugar houses and more.

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Curious Carroll

Rich history beckons our travel writer to Carroll where she finds a church, adventure center, railway and more.

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Milton's Natural Charm Beckons

Architecture, music, and farm history beckon our travel writer to Milton where she finds a farm museum, a quaint farm and more.

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A Trip to Claremont for the Smokehouse and Architecture

Find the North Country Smokehouse, the Connecticut River Heritage Trail and more in western NH

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Bradford's Natural Wonders Beckon

Natural wonders, like 250-year-old pine trees and the unique environment of a bog, beckon our travel writer to Bradford where she finds locally sourced dining, a charming inn and more.

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A Spring Getaway in Chesterfield

Spring is an ideal time to visit Chesterfield, where the daffodils bloom and the hiking trails offer interesting landmarks, like the ruins of a flamboyant flapper's home from the 1920s.

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