Outdoors
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9 affordable things to do this Labor Day weekend in New Hampshire
From close encounters of the alien kind to a parade of lights, New Hampshire is the place to be for a free (or nearly free) Labor Day weekend.
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Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes we think are rubbish
Contrary to rumors, we are not all flannel-wearing, ski-loving hicks. Here are 7 New Hampshire stereotypes that are simply not true.
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Rye barn swallow, trail measures advance to ballot in tense meeting
The town’s voters will decide Sept. 8 whether to block migratory barn swallows from entering the Goss Farm barn. They’ll also decide whether to overrule the Conservation Commission’s decision to close several public trails and make changes to how its members are selected.
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Try these 7 freshwater swimming spots in New Hampshire this summer
Here are seven freshwater swimming spots in New Hampshire to cool off at this summer.
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This New Hampshire waterfall was named best in the state
Travel + Leisure listed the best waterfall in each state in 2026, naming one Granite State locale near North Conway as the best waterfall in New Hampshire.
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When will the leaves change color in NH? Old Farmer’s Almanac forecast
The Old Farmer’s Almanac recently released their 2026 Fall Foliage Map and Forecast, and while it predicts near-average peak fall color this year, every autumn is unique. In New Hampshire, bright colored leaves will be visible in September and October, starting in the northernmost mountains before spreading through the state.
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The ultimate guide to Bear Brook State Park
Bear Brook State Park has something for all visitors, from hiking trails to archery ranges. Discover everything you need to know before you go.
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Where to head for the most scenic dispersed camping in New Hampshire
Looking to get in touch with the wilds of the Granite State? Try dispersed camping in New Hampshire for an all-natural getaway.
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Cool off this summer at these seven splash pads in New Hampshire
In addition to numerous public beaches and pools, New Hampshire has multiple splash pads open this time of year, offering the perfect way for children to enjoy being in the water without the hassle of a beach day. While some are ticketed, many of the region’s splash pads are free, with parks, playgrounds and other recreational areas attached.
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Why is the sky hazy in New Hampshire? What to know about wildfire smoke
It may the middle of a hot July, but up in New Hampshire, the sun is nowhere to be found.
