The town of Rye, New Hampshire sits on a 17-mile stretch of the state’s coastline and offers many things to do for both tourists and locals alike. A place with several outdoor attractions, the town is home to Odiorne Point State Park, offering stunning natural settings and plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation activities, as well as the Wallis Sands State Beach. For a chance to see whales, there’s Granite State Whale Watch. With a neighborhood feel, laid-back atmosphere, fresh seafood, and beautiful ocean views, Rye is a relaxing town that’s great for people who enjoy being outdoors. Certain attractions may be temporarily closed or require advance reservations. Hours/availability may have changed.
7 Best Things to Do in Rye, New Hampshire
- Odiorne Point State Park, Photo: jonbilous/stock.adobe.com
- Wallis Sands State Beach, Photo: Luka/stock.adobe.com
- Seacoast Science Center, Rye, NH, Photo: Seacoast Science Center
- White Island State Historic Site, Photo: kichigin19/stock.adobe.com
- Granite State Whale Watch, Rye, New Hampshire, Photo: Granite State Whale Watch
- The Carriage House, Rye, New Hampshire, Photo: The Carriage House
- Seaport Fish Co., Rye, New Hampshire, Photo: Seaport Fish Co.
- Cover Photo: travelview/stock.adobe.com
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