Things to Do and See in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is a great state to visit. Here are some of our favorite ways to explore the beautiful state of New Hampshire.
Drive New Hampshire 
- Take US route 3 from Pittsburg, also known as Moose
Alley, for its beautiful scenery—Bes sure to bring
a camera!
- Follow Route 135 from Woodsville to Bath. The pristine
countryside is gorgeous, regardless of the season.
- If you are in New Hampshire during the spring, head
to Danbury to see the multitudes of daffodils planted
by area school children.
- Drive through beautiful towns like Portsmouth.
Taste New Hampshire
- Spend some time watching the pro’s at one of the
sugar houses throughout the state. Don’t forget
to try some of the sweet maple syrup
- Visit a local orchard and sample some fresh fruit juice.
- Stop in Ipswich and try some of the homemade breads
made in the Finnish family kitchens.
- Along the coast, take some time to see the lobsterman
at work, and then find out where to have a sea-inspired
meal.
Explore New Hampshire
- Ruggles Mine in Grafton offers you a chance to explore America’s oldest and largest mine. You can search for (and find) up to 150 minerals like beryl, rose, amethyst, and quartz.
- Take a guided hike or canoe/kayak trip through New Hampshire’s wilderness and look for bears, moose, beavers and other animals. However, be sure to keep your distance!
Ride New Hampshire
- Ride the rapids and slip down the slides at Water Country in Portsmouth.
- Spend the day making memories as you ride, laugh, and scream your way through the fun at Canobie Lake Park in Salem or at the Yogi Bear Resort in Ashland.
Photo Credits: Kayaking around Lighthouse
by Chip Griffin; Portsmouth, NH Road by Gail F.; Apples
by Barbara L. Slavin
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