Unique, Family-Friendly Adventures
A family guide to unique New Hampshire adventuring without the cost — or the crowds
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New Hampshire Magazine
A family guide to unique New Hampshire adventuring without the cost — or the crowds
A local show explores our favorite state
This summer, hop on a gravel bike, leave the roads behind, and embark on a new type of bicycling adventure.
This month brings a variety of events, from concerts to races to festivals.
Whether you use your bike for transportation or recreation (or both), there are rail trails, paved and gravel roads, challenging mountain terrain, scenic routes and more available in the 603.
Join our favorite band of adventurers, The Explorers, for a challenging, invitation-only adventure in a secluded area of the White Mountains. Or, better yet, read this for inspiration and create your own.
Camping isn't canceled, so why not get out there and responsibly enjoy the great outdoors? Here's where to start.
Camp on an island in a remote northern lake, gaze at the Milky Way free from city lights (or any lights, for that matter), hike through a vast wilderness — these are just some of the ways to find an escape in nature.
Hiking with your dog is a great excuse to get outside, connect with nature and explore all of the beautiful trails New Hampshire has to offer. Chances are your dog will enjoy the sights, smells, fresh air and exercise too.
Smokey Bear has been on patrol for 75 years this August, and New Hampshire — which has its own special ties with Smokey — is making a big deal out of the milestone.