We love warm weather around here, but if we’re being honest there’s something about winter that makes us love New Hampshire a little bit more every winter. It’s peaceful, calm, and beautiful. But, it’s also adventurous and fun if you know what to do! Snowmobiling, or just “sledding” to those in-the-know, is one of the best ways to see the landscape and experience the beauty of winter. But, having your own sled means shelling out the cash and finding a place to put it. Forget all that and opt to take these unique tours.

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SledVentures offers a variety of different tour options. Click here to check out their website to learn more. Tours range in price from about $100 up to $275 for the 4-hour ride. You can also purchase gift certificates and book private tours. The best way to stay up-to-date on when they’re open (which depends on the snow) is through Facebook. You can reach them on 603-238-2571.

Now that you’ve got your adventure hats on, we have something else for you to try. The longest snow tuning run in New Hampshire can be found at Gunstock Mountain Resort and it’s tons of fun!

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