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| Travel Guide for New Hampshire Typical of a New England state, New Hampshire features a palette of well-timbered mountains, rolling hills and farmlands, winding country roads, sandy Atlantic seacoast, scenic rivers and lakes, nostalgia historic towns and living history villages, which indicates plenty of opportunities for active pursuits and leisurely play to keep both the first-timers and the well-traveled city slickers occupied. To make the most of all the key ingredients in New Hampshire for a quintessential New England experience, go alpine skiing at one of the superb New Hampshire ski resorts in the White Mountains, including the Bretton Woods Mountain Resort, the Waterville Valley Resort, and Black Mountain in Jackson, taking one of the many scenic dives to view the wondrous fall foliage, most notably North Conway's Kancamagus Highway in the heart of the White Mountains region, or heading towards the beautiful seashore communities, like Hampton, Rye, New Castle and Portsmouth which hold colonial-era settlements, old-fashioned family fun and classic summer attractions and activities. Or you can always taking advantage of the good food, charming New Hampshire bed and breakfasts and tax free shopping in New Hampshire! After filling up the tummy with home-cooked country fare, such as the classic clam chowder and orange cake, the next morning after cuddling up cozily at some of the locally noted New Hampshire bed and breakfasts and historic inns like Ash Street Inn in Manchester, Cranmore Inn in North Conway, Carter Notch Inn in Jackson, you can't be more prepared enough for a full day out scouring for your pick of bargains at Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester, Pheasant Lane Mall in Nashua, The Mall at Rockingham Park in Salem, and Settlers' Green Outlet Village in North Conway. Dubbed the Granite State, New Hampshire's explicitly rugged and varied version of what's purely New England indicates that your New Hampshire vacation experience would turn out to be a grand success. From the gutsy, independent and rebellious sort of local folks to the glacier-carved Polar Caves Park in Plymouth, from the formidable peak of Mount Washington, the highest point east of Mississippi, to the forbidding wilderness in the far north, from the enigmatic America's Stonehenge in Salem to the dramatic notches of the Franconia Notch State Park, along with the weather-blasted rock ledges of Old Man of the Mountain, the breathtaking Basin Waterfall and many of the northeast's ultimate ski resorts, including the Cannon Mountain in Franconia, Loon Mountain in Lincoln and the Waterville Valley Resort in Campton, the multi-layered aspects of New Hampshire's grandness have few rivals in the region. As the nation's second most forested state underserved by public transport system, New Hampshire is admittedly quite an off-the-beaten-track kind of destination for out-of-state visitors, who are put to stand the test of falling asleep at the wheel while driving from Boston Logan International Airport into the classic summer resort venues in the Seacoast and Lakes regions, the ultimate winter playgrounds in the White Mountains region, or further north into the primeval wilderness of the Great North Woods region. Actually, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, the largest in the state and the fastest growing airport in the country, with more and cheaper parking and less traffic congestion in the vicinity, is a convenient and viable alternative to Logan International Airport and a better-valued, less hassle way to enjoy all the state has to offer. Manchester itself is worthy of a stopover, with signature attractions like the Frank Lloyd Wright Zimmerman House, Currier Museum of Art, Derryfield Country Club, Millyard Museum, SEE Science Center, America's Credit Union Museum, Scouting Museum and Library, and the Southern New Hampshire University, which indicates lively clubs and bars galore. Nowhere does New Hampshire hotels' priority of guests' convenience and comfort better highlighted than ample selection of wonderful Manchester airport hotels. Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Manchester Airport, TownePlace Suites Manchester Airport, Comfort Inn Manchester Airport, Homewood Suites Manchester Airport, and SpringHill Suites Manchester Airport, are definitely among the most requested hotels in New Hampshire. Getting from New Hampshire's largest city to the state capital Concord, as well as the Lakes and the White Mountains regions, is a breeze. Take I-93 north all the way to Concord, where you'll find the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium, Museum of New Hampshire History, Mill Brook Gallery and Sculpture Garden, New Hampshire State House, Pierce Manse, Silk Farm Wildlife Sanctuary and Audubon Center, Mary Baker Eddy Historic House, Capitol Center for the Arts, Beaver Meadow Golf Club, or further north along I-93 until it connects with Hwy 3, and head towards Laconia, Meredith or other lakeside towns surrounding Winnisquam, Lake, Lake Winnipesaukee, and Squam Lake. Still further north, exit when I-93 meets Route 112E- the famed Kancamagus Highway, you've entered the heartland of the White Mountain National Forest. Ranging from superb luxuries at New Hampshire resort hotels to simple comfort at New Hampshire bed and breakfasts and country inns, with a wide variety of national chain hotels in New Hampshire filling in the gaps, places to stay on the corridor are as varied as the terrain. If you're heading for the Seacoast from the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, pick up Route 101 and head all the way east to Hampton Beach, where you can enjoy old-fashioned family fun in the boardwalk-and-arcade style of amusement, live entertainment at Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, and open-air bandstand concerts, fireworks and festivals. Or you can opt for Hwy 1, which transport you to Portsmouth, as well as its USS Albacore Museum, Water Country theme park, Children's Museum of Portsmouth, Prescott Park, Strawbery Banke Museum, and a wealth of find dining, lodging and shopping options, most notably The Library restaurant, Redhook Ale Brewery & Cataqua Public House, The Port Inn, Hilton Garden Inn Portsmouth Downtown, and Merchants Row, Southgate Plaza, Portsmouth Plaza, and Lafayette Plaza Shopping Centers. New Hampshire travel guide is copyrighted. It cannot be copied. |
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