NEW HAMPSHIRE
New Hampshire is all about mountains, lakes, and epic fall foliage. Whether you’re hiking the White Mountains or relaxing in a cozy cabin, this state is made for weekend escapes. Get ready for scenic drives and small-town magic.
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FAMOUS FOODS
New Hampshire is known for maple syrup, cider donuts, and hearty farm-to-table comfort food.
BEST CITIES
Portsmouth, Concord, and Hanover offer charming downtowns, rich history, and vibrant local culture.
ICONIC LANDMARKS
Don’t miss the White Mountains, Mount Washington, and the Kancamagus Highway for scenic drives.
HIDDEN GEMS
Hidden gems include Franconia Notch, Sculptured Rocks, and secluded lakeside hikes around the state.
New Hampshire Destinations You Can't Miss
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New Hampshire may not be as talked about as its coastal neighbors, but it’s an absolute haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The state is packed with scenic hiking trails, especially in the White Mountains, making it a go-to for fall foliage and mountain adventures. In the winter, it transforms into a ski destination with popular slopes like Loon Mountain and Cannon Mountain drawing snow lovers from all over New England. You’ll also find charming small towns, peaceful lakeside retreats, and covered bridges that give it that classic New England vibe. I haven’t explored New Hampshire nearly as much as I want to, but it’s high on my list for future hikes, road trips, and cozy winter weekends.
why travel to new hampshire
If you’re looking for fresh air, mountain views, and quiet moments in nature, New Hampshire is calling your name. It's perfect for weekend getaways where the main goal is to disconnect and recharge. Whether you're hiking, skiing, or just exploring scenic backroads, you’ll find plenty of beauty in this underrated state. It’s a peaceful yet adventurous destination for every season. Scroll down to check out my New Hampshire travel blogs (and keep an eye out for more!), or hit subscribe to stay in the loop on new East Coast guides.
