These 20 Jaw Dropping Views of New Hampshire Will Take Your Breath Away
New Hampshire has so many beautiful places to see. As residents, we know this, but it’s nice to have a reminder. These photos are just the beginning when it comes to New Hampshire’s beauty!
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This may be a subsidiary peak of Mount Bond, but the views are far from second rate.
Mountains + lake + wide open sky = spectacular views.
Let your imagination run wild around these enchanted ruins, which look like they came straight out of a fairy tale.
Located at the Northern End of the Presidential Range, Mount Lafayette provides sweeping views over New Hampshire’s mountains.
Who says that industry can’t be beautiful?
No matter what the season, covered bridges like this one in Cornish bring you back to a slower time.
How’s that for a swimming pool?
You may not be able to see past the peak, but there’s still plenty of beauty.
There’s just something so majestic about mountains and water.
That surf is just stunning.
It’s GORGE-ous! (Sorry, we had to!)
Mountains, mountains and more mountains, all full of beautiful views.
At about 120 feet, this is one of the highest single-drop falls in New Hampshire, and easily accessible for the whole family.
New Hampshire’s coastline is short but sweet. This view is from the Oceanic Hotel in Portsmouth.
Put your toes in the ice-cold water, if you dare!
Hampton is known for big crowds, but you can still enjoy the quiet moments.
You’ll have a new appreciation for The Granite State after seeing these rock formations.
New Hampshire is full of natural wonder. Where is your favorite view in The Granite State?
