Why Not Holiday In New Hampshire

In New Hampshire the 191 years old Ruggles Mine, "The Mine in the Sky" is a magnificent open pit mine, with shining walls and huge tunnel rooms. With over 150 minerals dug out including Mica and Uranium minerals. Mineral collection is allowed with admission tickets.

At Strawberry Banke Museum, you tour the historic homes and gardens of 1695. Search the world's fastest Submarine, the foundation of to-days nuclear Submarines at Albacore Park. In summer, it is open from 9.30am to 5.30pm and in winter from 9.30am to 4pm.

Situated in Greenfield City, Greenfield State is open from early May to Columbus Day. Good place for picnicking. Built in 1932 The Mount Washington Observatory is based on non-profit organization. It depicts the knowledge of weather prediction. You can become a member and avail the unique volunteer and educational opportunities.

Located around White Lake, White Lake State Park is in Tamworth, providing all lake facilities. Created in Nottingham, Pawtuckaway State Park provides all water luxuries.

Largest in New Hampshire, Bear Brook State Park is spread in 10000 acres. Trails and three ponds (Beaver, Archery and Catamount) are delight for anglers. Missing exercises, the park offers a fitness trail too. Some Museums are also there.

Situated in Harts location, Crawford Notch State Park's Dry River Campground is open year around for day use and mid-May to early December for camping. Located on US route 302 is the site of historic Willey House.

A landslide killed everybody in 1828 except the house that offers all mountain activities.

Open from early May to early October, Franconia Notch State Park Lafayetter Place Campground has coin-operated showers for tourist's convenience and easy access to Appalachian Trail for hiking.

A Mecca for hikers, Monadnock State Park at Mt. Monadnock that is accessed most in the world. It is located in Jaffery and is open for whole year offering all facilities for hikers and skiers.

Along the shores of Androscoggin River lies Mollidgewocks State Park and Campground with 13 miles of woods presenting a scenic picture. It is located some miles north of Berlin.

Pillsbury State Park is a major link of Monadnock-Sunapee Greenway. All picnic amenities are available. Longest two-span covered bridge in US, Bedell Bridge Historic Site that was demolished by wind in 1979. The bridge is not there but it still is a great place for picnic.

Coleman State Park and Campground is on the shores of Little Diamond Pond in Stewartstown. Boating is allowed on slow boats but no speed boating. The park offers a 55 miles long trail from south to Berlin and all other facilities are available.

With scenic area of woods, Mollidgewocks State Park and Campground lies along the shores of River Androscoggin. Boating, fishing and wildlife watching is available.

At Rye Harbor, East region HQ is located within the park. Spectacular views of ocean and Rye Harbor are available. Undeveloped eighteen miles of shoreline is at hand at Odiorne Point State Park on route 1A in Rye. On the south end, sheltered tide pools of Sunken Forest present an exposed rocky shore.

Along the way to Frost Point lies a sand dune and a creek feeds the adjacent salt marsh. Extensive inland disturbances during World War II made the growth of dense forests in different ways.

Fresh water systems can be seen by a fabricated pond and marsh. Remains of formal gardens and wild flowers grow side-by-side. Fabricated military bunkers lie beneath mounds of earth. All other facilities related to lakes are available.