Treasure Hunting Along New England’s Oldest Antique Alley
New England is known for its wide array of rare and fabulous antiques, and New Hampshire certainly is…
Spring Turkey Hunting Season in New Hampshire
Spring Turkey Hunting season in New Hampshire runs all through the month of May, with the last weekend…
Early Spring Bass Fishing in New Hampshire
If you like fishing, then you will like what you will find with the early spring bass fishing…
Laconia in Spring for Bicycles and Motorcycles
Laconia in the Spring calls to mind the roar of motorcycle engines. It plays host to one of…
Deep Sea Fishing in the Clear, Salt-Crested Ocean Waves of the New Hampshire Seacoast
Imagine coasting carelessly along endlessly wind-tossed waves in the very heart of New Hampshire’s stunning coastal region. Deep…
Spring Hikes on the Appalachian Trail
Spring is one of the best times to get out on the Appalachian Trail. In New Hampshire, you…
Seeing the Spring Melts from the Covered Bridges of New Hampshire
Years ago, the bridges in New Hampshire were made with covers on them so they almost looked like…
Monadnock and Mud: Sugar, whiskey, chocolate and other New Hampshire Spring traditions
There is more to do in the spring in New Hampshire than just hike a few trails. New…
Indulge Your Sweet Tooth During New Hampshire’s Spring Maple Syrup Season
In early spring, long rows of maple trees saddled with buckets, spigots or taps can be seen in…
Geocaching in New Hampshire
Geocaching is the modern version of the traditional sport/game of orienteering. Participants are given a defined area in…