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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Take a Fall Jaunt to Jaffrey

A seasonal tradition and a spate of history and culture makes the town worth a visit this fall.

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Catch Gilded Age Extravagance in Bethlehem

Three Olmsted gardens and a host of fine summer homes from turn of the century elites call this northern New Hampshire town home.

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Step Back in Time in New London

Enjoy a weekend getaway to a town with quite the knack for preserving the past.

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Take a Trip Down Memory Lane in Fitzwilliam

The southern New Hampshire town is a window to the past.

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Sugar Hill: The Place to Be This June

June is the best time to catch the meadows of Sugar Hill lit up with blooming lupine. Here's your guide to a weekend visit.

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A Guide to Spring Adventures in Colebrook

From shops to arts centers, Colebrook has everything you could want in a Great North Woods vacation.

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An Early Spring Jaunt in Lebanon

Caught between mud season and black flies, April is perfect for a laid-back weekend with some outdoor activity. We targeted Lebanon for our adventure.

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Relaxing Winter Getaway in Gorham

Leaving downhill skiing for weekdays when the lines are shorter, we head to Gorham for a weekend on snowshoes and cross-country skis.

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Franconia Notch in the Winter

We’ve enjoyed the many attractions of Franconia Notch in the summer and fall, but never stopped to really explore it in the winter — This month we do.

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Find Skiing, Great Food, Local Art and More in Henniker

The weekend promised to be typically cold for January, so we went to the town Henniker to ski on some of the state’s sunniest slopes.

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A Christmas Getaway in Jackson

To mark the time, we spend a weekend in a town that celebrates a whole month of Christmas with the Traditionally Yours Christmas & Holiday Celebration.

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28 Ways to Have Fun This Winter

This year, why not resolve to make the best of the snow and ice? Here are 28 things to do (outside), from climbing a frozen waterfall and learning how to build a snow shelter to skiing and ice fishing.

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Gray Day Getaway to Newmarket

To escape November doldrums, we savor local food, beer and wine in Newmarket — along with shopping and live music

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Take a Fall Tour of the Upper Valley

History, hiking, pumpkins and two farmstead cheesemakers fill a foliage-painted weekend in the Upper Valley

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Enjoying the Last of Summer in Mason, New Ipswich and Temple

We take advantage of beautiful September weather to explore historic villages close to home.

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New Hampshire’s Northern Tip

A trio of towns — Pittsburg, Clarksville and Stewartstown — fill the narrow triangle at the tip of the state, a vast area of forests, lakes and streams and headwaters of the Connecticut River.

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Touring Tamworth

Summer is the perfect time to visit Tamworth as it hosts a historic summer theatre venue, the Remick Country Doctor Museum and Farm, a great farmers' market, picturesque hiking and more.

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