Are you ready for a little vacation? New Hampshire is full of amazing things to see and do, so you don't need to roam far. Take one of these little trips for an inexpensive, fun getaway.

1. Explore Milan State Park

This recently renovated park near Berlin is a hidden gem at the top of the White Mountains. In the winter, you'll enjoy cross country skiing or snowshoeing. During warmer months, climb to the top of the fire tower for an incredible view. Stay overnight in one of the cozy yurts.

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2. Visit the overlooked little town of Tamworth.

This little town has so much to do that you can easily fill up your weekend. Hang out at Chocurua Lake, see a show at The Barnstormers Theater and visit the Remnick Country Doctor Museum and Farm. You'll also find plenty of dining options and many hiking opportunities.

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3. Pamper Yourself In A Salt Cave

Take a trip to Salem to rejuvenate in the salt cave at Bien Soigne. 18 tons of Himalayan salt surround you while you sit back in the reclining chair, close your eyes and meditate or just relax. For a special treat, book a massage.

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4. Tour A Budweiser Facility And More In This Quiet Little Town

The town of Merrimack is one of the few in the country where you can tour a Budweiser facility. While you're in Merrimack, shop at the outlets, dine at one of many delicious restaurants and explore Twin Bridges Park.

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5. Enjoy A Horseback Riding Weekend Trip

Stay at the Farm By The River Bed and Breakfast, and take a guided horseback riding trip. With 70 acres to explore, you won't get bored here. If you'd rather explore while relaxing a little more, take a sleigh trip instead.

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6. Take A Canopy Tour At Bretton Woods

At Bretton Woods Resort, you can get an eagle's-eye view on the three-hour canopy tour. Soar above the trees, 165 feet above the ground on the zip line and traverse two sky bridges. While you're at the resort, you can also ski, take a sleigh ride and let the kids play at the snowmobile park.

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7. Take A Staycation At Adventure Suites

This unique hotel in North Conway has an adorable exterior and cool, themed rooms. From the Tree House Suite to the Dragon's Den, there's something for everyone here. Plus, you'll be able to explore the White Mountains to your heart's content.

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8. Scare Yourself Silly Exploring New Hampshire's First Inland Colony

Monson was established in the 1730s, but by the 1770s everyone had disappeared. The Forest Society has preserved some of the old town, and there's even a museum where you can learn all about the creepy history of this place.

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9. Indulge In A Weekend At The Luxurious The Omni Mount Washington Resort

This stunning resort is tucked into the hills of the White Mountains, so not only is it gorgeous, but its surroundings are really special, too. With all its many amenities, including swimming pools, and 18-hole golf course, horseback riding, zip line and many places to relax and rejuvenate, this is one trip you'll never forget.

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10. Dine In A Castle In The Clouds

The Castle In The Clouds is located in Moultonborough, and has an unbelievable view of Lake Winnipesaukee. Dine for lunch or dinner, and appreciate the delicious food and view. This restaurant is definitely worth the trip!

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11. Discover The Charm Of New Hampshire's Smallest Town

New Castle, New Hampshire's Smallest Town is actually made up of several tiny islands near Portsmouth. You'll have a blast exploring the islands. Take a tour of the fort and see the working lighthouse. You can also sail, fish and spend hour photographing this beautiful place.

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12. Drive The Kancamagus Highway

Also called simply "The Kanc," this scenic drive will have you awestruck. The history of this road goes back to the 1600s, and you'll by able to stop all along the way to read interesting, informative plaques. Drive through covered bridges and past waterfalls, and check out the view from 3,000 feet.

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What's your favorite New Hampshire trip?

For more travel ideas, take a look at our 6 unforgettable New Hampshire road trips.