We can all agree that winter is a tough season. The shorter, colder days can leave us feeling stressed (and bummed) out, which is why it’s more important than ever to come home and warm up in a space that leaves you feeling cozy and refreshed. From creating your own signature scent, to cuddling up in the warmest blanket we could find, here are some cozy products that can help you transform your hibernation station.
Getting stir crazy and feeling cabin fever set in? Here are a few of our recommendations for places to plan a weekend retreat that will surely scratch that change of scenery and adventure-seeking itch.
Find fresh produce, meats and many other local products throughout the coldest months at one of the many winter farmers markets happening around the state.
This story is not about Alpine ski resorts. No, no, no, that would be too easy, too broad. This is about ski areas. Small ski areas, to be precise. Ski gems, if you will.
NH Ski and Snow took a look at some of the more inviting destinations with a particular eye on creature comforts. Here’s a list of where we’ll be staying this winter, and why.
This Tuscan Market winter village offers socially distanced igloo dining, outdoor ice skating and more.
Statewide ski areas and resorts are ready for you to enjoy winter fun, with COVID-19 safety protocols in place for the “new normal.”
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.
St. Patrick's Day, workshops, and a Maple Month tour of a functioning sugar shack: Here are 10 of the best free events happening in the month of March in New Hampshire.
Proving that fashion can be both practical and pleasing, here are items that will keep you warm and looking good all winter long.
