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NH Resources
Phone numbers, address's or email address's - Find resources for the state.
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ATV
NH Trails Bureau click
Biking
State wide Bike Route click
State Bike/Ped maps - Click
Boating
General Guidelines - All powered boats, sailboats and sailboards (12 feet and over in length) must be registered. If your boat is registered in another state, its registration is recognized in NH for up to 30 consecutive days.
You must have a NH Certificate of Registration and validation decals to legally operate your vessel on public waters in NH. This includes motorboats of any size (Including those with electric motors) and sailboats or sailboards 12ft. in length or longer.
NH has a mandatory boating education law. Anyone ages 16 through 31 operating a vessel over 25 horse power must have a boating education certificate. If you would like more info call 1-888-254-2125.
For a Complete list of Boat Launches Write to:
NH Fish & Game Department
2 Hazen Drive,
Concord, NH 03301
Email NH Fish & Game
Boating Safety Course: Motor boats over 25 hp must complete a certified boater safety course. Pre-registration is required
and may be done by the NH Marine Patrol or calling 1-888-254-2125
For specific Boating questions, email NH Marine Patrol
NH Boating Education click
NH Boat Registration (603) 271-2333
NH Coastal Program click
Camping
List of NH Campgrounds - Camping
NH State Parks Campground - Camping
State of New Hampshire State Parks
State Parks Campgrounds Reservations Office: 603-271-3628
fax: 603-271-2747
Email
NH
State Parks
Mailing Address: Camping Reservations, Division of Parks and Recreation, PO Box
1856, Concord, NH 03302-1856
Contact Us
Just so you know:
1. Reservations - We list All the Campgrounds - Golf courses - Ski areas in NH...We do not take reservations for other sites you will have to either call or email them directly.
2. Printed Material - Please don't ask us to send you any printed material, we have no brochures or booklets to send.
3. Products - We don't sell anything listed on our site -
Other people sell their goods.
Foreign countries, please don't inquire about our prices or shipping
mass quantities of anything!
4. Suggestions for web site - If you have a suggestion, please send
it here. We'll do our best to get it added soon.
5. Link requests: We have two link
pages
NH Links - NH Links only Links
Outdoors Links - Links from around the World Links
6. Questions - We get tons of questions concerning Outdoor
Recreation, we are not NH Fish & Game - we only post their material
on our site. To email them directly
NH Fish & Game Department
2 Hazen Drive,
Concord, NH 03301
Email NH Fish & Game
Fishing
FISH AND GAME DEPARTMENT
Find out about fish species or lakes in the state.
Hiking
Appalachian Trail click
Hike Safe - Click
Rails to Trails click
NH State Parks
State
of New Hampshire State Parks
Department of Resources and Economic Development
Division of Parks and Recreation
(603) 271-3556
Email NH State Parks
Rates & Fees of State Parks click
Reservations Office:
603-271-3628
fax: 603-271-2747
Mailing Address: Camping Reservations, Division of Parks
and Recreation, PO Box 1856, Concord, NH 03302-1856
NH State Park Pet Policy - Click
Other Resources
Department of Resources and economic development click
Division of Forests and Lands click
NH Coastal Program click
NH National Forest click
Publications
| NH State Parks Publication Listing of State Parks, campgrounds |
| Official State Guidebook |
| NH
Ski Guides Trail Maps
Snowmobiling Regional Maps |
| Bike Maps |
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ATV Trail Maps |
Snowmobiling
State Symbols
State
Animal - White Tailed Deer
Amphibian - Red-Spotted Newt
Bird - Purple Finch
Butterfly - Karner Blue
Flower - Purple Lilac
Freshwater Fame Fish - Brook Trout
Gem - Smokey Quartz
Insect - Ladybug
Mineral - Beryl
Rock - Granite
Tree - White Birch
Saltwater Fame Fish - Stripped Bass
Sport - Skiing
Wildflower - Pink Lady slipper
New Hampshire was the 9th state to join the United States of America. New Hampshire officially became a state on June 21, 1788. The capital city is Concord, but the largest city is Manchester.
Here are some official state symbols to help you get to know New Hampshire better.
Did you know that New Hampshire is the 46th biggest state in the USA? The
territory spans 9,351 square miles.
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