9 Unique Adventures That You Need To Add To Your New Hampshire Summer Bucket List
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Michelle
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There are times when summer feels so far away. Usually, it’s in the middle of a snowstorm during a rough winter or it’s just before the warm weather starts. Somehow we’re the most antsy for summer when it’s almost here. That’s why today we’re making our list of summer adventures to have when it’s time. So, read through these and let us know what’s on your list.
This beautiful day trip is one you can only have here in New Hampshire. From Portsmouth you can take the ferry to Star Island, where you'll find incredible views of the lighthouse and maybe even some animal friends. Keep your eyes peeled for seals! You can learn more here.
You'll find this beautiful spot just off the Kanc outside of Conway. The swimming hole here is easy to access with lots of parking spaces nearby. And we love that the waterfall feeding the pool is also a waterslide!
Check it out here.
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The Saco River is nice and wide, plus it’s so shallow that tubing is fun and fairly risk free. And Saco Canoe Rental Company has more than just canoes. You can tube your way to bliss here! And there are lots of places to stop and enjoy the sandy beaches that dot the shores. Learn more here.
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This lovely place produces more than 10 different varieties of cheese. And the secret to their success is happy cows. Grass-fed and naturally raised, these cows are happy to meet new friends when you stop by. Learn more about them by clicking here.
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What looks like a thrilling ride is actually great for all ages. The (almost) 3,000-foot ride zips through the forest at speeds of up to 25 miles-per-hour. But, don't worry about going too fast. You're always in control of the speed. You can learn more here.
This house boat in the Piscataqua River offers the ability to be lulled to sleep by the sound of the water! Located just on the Maine border, this is a weekend adventure you won't want to skip! Learn more about it by clicking here.
New Hampshire's only National Park site offers a great way to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. Once owned by a famous sculptor, today it's open to the public. Visiting will allow you to explore both the beautiful buildings and grounds. Learn more about it here.
This 6,405 acre reserve includes ponds, wetlands, and forest, as well as an amazing view of the White Mountains. And if you love spotting birds, this is a must-visit. The area was named New Hampshire's first Important Bird Area for its role in breeding and migration patterns. Learn more about it by clicking here.
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This special place is home to animals ranging from the tame (horses, cows) to the more unique (wolves, iguanas). Once you've enjoyed looking around, head out on a trail ride or a horse drawn wagon rides. Learn more about by clicking here.
There’s tons to do in New Hampshire, even now! The Sandy Point Identification Trail in New Hampshire leads to incredibly scenic views.
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