Nature

This Scenic New Hampshire Trail Is Even Better in the Winter

Explore a New Hampshire trail near Lincoln that turns into a quiet winter escape with snowy woods, river views, and gentle terrain for all hikers.

This Is the Most Claustrophobic Hike in New Hampshire—Would You Try It?

Are you brave enough to attempt this claustrophobic cave hike in New Hampshire? I was, and I lived to tell the tale.

This Remote 9-Mile Trail in White Mountain National Forest is Worth the Climb

Visit the Hancock Trail for a remote, challenging hike in New Hampshire.

White Lake State Park Is an Underrated New Hampshire Park That Will Impress You This Fall

Escape the leaf-peeping crowds and, instead, spend time at White Lake State Park, an underrated park in New Hampshire that will be dressed in fall colors to impress you this season.

These Underrated National Forest Hikes in New Hampshire Rival Popular Trails at National Parks

These four hikes in New Hampshire’s White Mountain National Forest offer stunning views and thrilling challenges that rival some of the most famous trails in America’s national parks.

The Biggest Surprise You’ll Come Across While Hiking This Incredible Trail in New Hampshire

Hike this trail in New Hampshire to see waterfalls, alpine ridges, and stunning summit views—an adventure that surprises every step of the way.

Best State Park Beaches in New Hampshire to Visit to Close Out Summer

Think summer is over? Not yet! There is still plenty of time to enjoy these wonderful New Hampshire state park beaches.

Adventure’s Calling: This Beach Is Ideal for Hunting Sea Glass in New Hampshire

Rye’s rocky coastlines make two of its beaches prime spots for discovering sea glass.

My Favorite Park in New Hampshire Is a Little-Known Oasis for Birding

One little-known state park along the coast is also an underrated oasis for wildlife, and if you love birding, you must plan a visit to Odiorne Point State Park.

We Did the Research, This Is Officially the Most Bizarre Hiking Trail Name in New Hampshire

Visit the Purgatory Brook Trail and see for yourself if it deserves its oddly ominous name.