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What defines New Hampshire’s spirit and tourist appeal?
- New Hampshire's independent spirit, rooted in the Revolutionary War, permeates the seven tourist areas of the Granite State.
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What outdoor activities can visitors enjoy in New Hampshire?
- There is the tranquility of hiking the North Woods, the thrill of skiing the White Mountains, or the allure of boating the Lakes Region.
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Where can visitors go for relaxation and cultural exploration?
- Visitors escape to the Lake Sunapee region to de-stress, commune with nature in the Monadnock region, and explore the state's culture in Merrimack Valley while staying at unique resorts.
Things to Do:
Best Time to Visit
Places to Stay
Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild weather, ideal for hiking and visiting waterfalls as nature awakens.
Omni Mount Washington Resort (Bretton Woods) – Iconic hotel surrounded by scenic mountains.
Explore Franconia Notch State Park – Enjoy trails, waterfalls, and stunning landscapes.
Summer (June-August) – Warm days perfect for lakeside activities, hiking, and festivals.
Mill Falls at the Lake (Meredith) – Charming accommodations along Lake Winnipesaukee.
Visit Lake Winnipesaukee – Experience boating, swimming, and picturesque lakeside towns.
Fall (September-November) – Breathtaking foliage ideal for scenic drives and outdoor exploration.
Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa (Whitefield) – Historic hotel offering stunning autumn views.
Drive the Kancamagus Highway – Capture spectacular autumn scenery on this iconic route.
Winter (December-February) – Snow-covered landscapes ideal for skiing, snowboarding, and cozy retreats.
The Wentworth Inn (Jackson) – Cozy historic lodging near ski resorts.
Ski at White Mountains resorts – Hit the slopes at popular ski areas like Loon Mountain and Bretton Woods.
Plan Your Trip