Touring Meredith
Discover sports, history, shopping and more in this small town.
A McRib in a Mausoleum
So there I was, sneaking a McRib into the mausoleum of Mount Calvary Cemetery in Manchester. The mausoleum is a beautiful one, with large colorful stained-glass windows, marble and brass walls full of the shelved dead in an airy chapel.…
The Ice Castle is Now Open for 2021
Walk through a winter wonderland of ice and lights — dates are available into February 2021.
Where to Take a Sleigh Ride in NH
Leave modern life behind and take a old-fashioned sleigh ride through the beautiful New Hampshire countryside.
Snow Tubing, Zip Lines and Other Non-Skiing Activities
Not into skiing or snowboarding? Many resorts and outdoor centers offer non-skiing activities like snow tubing, zip lines, skating and more.
Learn to Ski or Ride
It’s time to enjoy our state’s official sport.
4 Fantastic Trails for Cross-Country Skiing
Try these trails to make the most out of your winter cross-country ski season.
Skate the State: Places to Ice Skate in New Hampshire
Outdoor ice skating venues in New Hampshire.
Where to Go Snowshoeing in New Hampshire
A roundup of great winter trails perfect for snowshoeing or cross-country skiing.
Guide to the Best Sledding Hills in NH
We have tips on finding the best hills, great sleds from the plastic to the high-tech, tubing parks and more.
Chill Out at The Winter Giardino
This Tuscan Market winter village offers socially distanced igloo dining, outdoor ice skating and more.
Upon This Rock
A climb to the top of a strange rock with a pointy hat in the town of Tamworth.
Adventures on Snow Wheels
Looking for a new and fun way to get outdoors this winter? Try fat biking — here's what you need to know to get started.
Winter Farmers Markets
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.
Metal on Stone on Dirt on Blood
I’m always telling people that they don’t have to travel to faraway lands to be mind-boggled by history, nature or culture. I tell them to drive a few hours in any direction…
Old Woods and Old Wars
Historical highway markers are a dice throw. Sometimes you pull over to these metal informational hitchhikers to find the most boring facts punched into their faces. And sometimes the stories they tell will expand your sense of time and history.…
How Mountains and Ski Areas in NH Are Dealing With COVID-19
Statewide ski areas and resorts are ready for you to enjoy winter fun, with COVID-19 safety protocols in place for the “new normal.”
Find A Little Piece of Nashua in Netflix's New Adam Sandler Film
A piece of the Gate City is ready for its frightful closeup in "Hubie Halloween"
Touring Saint-Gaudens
This Cornish park boasts bridges, sculptures, gardens and more.
New Hampshire Dirt and Space Dust
New Hampshire is the home of three NASA astronauts, one of whom — Lee Morin — is still alive. So let’s not bother him. But the other two have left the Earth…
NH Corn Mazes to Get Lost in This Fall
Check out the a-maze-ing mazes around New Hampshire this season.
Where To Pick Your Own Apples
It's time for you to experience this unique fall pleasure.
Living Free and Weird
Author J.W. Ocker talks about his new book and explores "Cursed Objects."
