New Hampshire

Region ·🇺🇸 United States

Population 1,377,529

Area 23,994 km²

Time zone America/New_York

Official website www.nh.gov

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New Hampshire Essentials

New Hampshire’s landscape is defined by the White Mountain National Forest and historic landmarks. This selection includes the 1819 State House in Concord and the Pierce Manse, the mid-19th-century home of President Franklin Pierce. Natural features range from the 4,340-foot granite summit of Mount Osceola to the glacial potholes of Rocky Gorge. The list also features the Albany and Stark covered bridges, alongside the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway, which provides access to the 4,080-foot summit and views of Franconia Notch.

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Airports in New Hampshire

New Hampshire’s aviation infrastructure ranges from major commercial hubs to unique seasonal facilities. Manchester–Boston Regional Airport serves as the state's primary gateway, complemented by Portsmouth International’s joint civil-military operations on the coast. Regional airports like Lebanon Municipal and Laconia Municipal provide direct access to the Upper Valley and Lakes Region, respectively. For mountain access, Mount Washington Regional Airport serves the northern peaks, while the Alton Bay Seaplane Base offers a distinctive experience as the only FAA-approved ice runway in the lower 48 states during winter months.

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New Hampshire Heritage Sites

New Hampshire’s heritage is preserved through a collection of 19th-century wooden covered bridges and significant historical monuments. This list features the Stark, Corbin, and Whittier bridges, showcasing traditional engineering across the state’s river systems. Notable residences include the Pierce Manse, home of the 14th U.S. President, and the Mary Baker Eddy House. The Memorial Arch of Tilton stands as a unique granite monument, while the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center honors the state’s contributions to space exploration.

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Golf & Minigolf in New Hampshire

New Hampshire’s golfing landscape ranges from historic mountain resort courses to themed adventure parks. This selection features 19th-century designs like the Donald Ross course at Lake Sunapee and the mountain-view fairways of North Conway Country Club. Family-oriented miniature golf sites in the White Mountains and southern regions offer pirate, jungle, and Victorian themes. The list covers diverse terrain, including professional 18-hole championship layouts, 9-hole executive tracks, and landscaped putting greens with waterfalls.

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New Hampshire Nature & Parks

This collection spans New Hampshire's varied topography, from the Atlantic coastline at Fort Foster to the high peaks of the White Mountains. It features glacial landmarks like the former site of the Old Man of the Mountain and Cannon Mountain's 4,080-foot summit. The selection includes several stops along the scenic Kancamagus Highway, such as Rocky Gorge and Sabbaday Falls, alongside remote northern waters like Success Pond and the protected sanctuary of Willard Pond.

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