A place that has a little taste of everything that New Hampshire is home to more than one million people are cool ... or perhaps better said, a million people ... cool
Of the four seasons, the lakes, the coast, the mountains ... and all the activities to be served to residents and tourists in the Granite State ... There is something ... a lot of things ... for everyone. Here are some highlights of what NH has to offer.
The mountains
New Hampshire is notonly the home of the infamous 6288 at the foot of Mount Washington, but also shares a beautiful White Mountain National Forest with its people. There are about 48 4000 "Mountains in the state, which has raised a challenge to peak among many, many of these tips as you win, you can recognize the" 4000 Club footer. "There are lots of activities for mountain lovers to participate, including, of course, hiking, skiing, camping, mountaineering, hunting and ziplining. The most fascinatingBut the beauty of these mountains alone. Enjoy a scenic drive to the north, the mountains and live in each of the four seasons ... is breathtaking.
The Lakes Region
The NH Lakes Region is the area in the center of the state, and consists of a handful of big lakes and beautiful. Lake Winnipesaukee, Lake Winnisquam, Squam Lake and Newfound Lake are the most popular. The area is attracting a good number of tourists in the summer months, but is home to a largeNumber of people throughout the year. The activities are endless lakes. Canoeing, kayaking, canoeing, fishing ... Golf, car racing ... not to mention spas, shopping outlets and boutiques in abundance. Whatever you are looking for, you will find it here.
The NH Seacoast
For those who love the sea, we have something for you. The NH Seacoast runs along the eastern part of the state, of course, home of Hampton, Rye, Salisbury, North Hampton, Jenness and Wallis Sands beaches, andTown of Portsmouth, NH. The summer months are filled with parties and beach bunnies ... The winter months are quieter and very quiet. Lobster and steamers at every corner, summer concerts at the Casino Ballroom, road races for runners, theaters and historical museums, sandcastle competitions, sailing, whale watching and the best eats around.
Along with all of these reasons will also be familiar with NH 4 beautiful seasons. Winter in NH makes skis, snowmobiles and makeSnowmen with your children and grandchildren. The spring season is the time of maple sugaring, and gardening. The summer months are filled with swimming, boating, golfing, hiking, fairs and festivals. Last but not least, the spectacular fall season in NH. Some of the best blades in the country, apple / cranberry / pumpkin harvest, farmers 'markets', and a good time to take a panoramic tour of covered bridges in the region. An area of art, culture, history, beauty, activities and full-timeTo keep them busy. From the coast and lakes, there are only 1-2 hours from Boston, and 3-4 hours from New York. Another advantage worth mentioning ... NH has no sales tax.
There is no such thing as perfection, but if you do your best to cook could ... New Hampshire would surely be a recipe book.
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