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Take 10: Pizzerias

Take 10: Pizzerias

You can find great pizza just steps away from Boston. Here are a few picks around the region.
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NH inns team up for hiking package
By Paul E. Kandarian, Globe Correspondent Two inns in Bradford, N.H., are teaming up to offer a "Hiking N.H." deal this summer. The package from...

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Meredith, N.H.

Meredith, N.H.

If you haven’t been to Meredith on Lake Winnipesaukee since the days when you were a child vacationing with your parents you may not recognize the place.

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Spa and luxury guide

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10 spring hikes in New Hampshire

10 spring hikes in New Hampshire

Spring is a great time to hike through New Hampshire's natural wonders. Here are 10 hikes through some of the state's most popular trails, showcasing the highlights of the season from blooming wildflowers to rushing waterfalls.
Alpine oasis in Waterville

Alpine oasis in Waterville

Politics and picturesque views aside, New Hampshire's Waterville Valley resort is home to another, more thrilling attraction: freestyle skiing.
Plenty able to have fun

Plenty able to have fun

The Adaptive Sports Partners of North Country was founded two years ago by Sandy Olney for individuals with disabilities “from 5 to 105 [to] come to the White Mountains to enjoy all it has to offer."
Special delivery

Special delivery

Mail service on Lake Winnipesaukee began in 1892, and the Sophie C., the fifth vessel to serve in the lake's postal service, is the only floating post office on an inland waterway in the United States.
A stop worth whistling for

A stop worth whistling for

You have to wonder how many students choose UNH because the campus has its own rail station. And if they come by Amtrak to scout the school, the UNH Dairy Bar, probably clinches the deal.
Art in the open

Art in the open

The sign to the Andres Institute of Art is so small and the landscape is so big that it’s easy to drive past and never realize that a mountain full of outdoor sculpture lies just up that narrow road.
A white-knuckle ride to the top

A white-knuckle ride to the top

First run in 1904, the historic Climb to the Clouds race returns after a 10-year hiatus as part of the Mount Washington Auto Road’s 150th birthday celebration.
Here they come

Here they come

With the state primary less than a year away, presidential hopefuls have started visiting — and revisiting — the Granite State. Here are some attractions that could serve as entertaining campaign trail detours for nine known hopefuls.
Wags welcome in fur-friendly New Hampshire

Wags welcome in fur-friendly New Hampshire

Dog lovers and their four-legged friends have found warm welcomes from New Hampshire’s seacoast to the White Mountains.
Breweries of New Hampshire

Breweries of New Hampshire

New Hampshire is quickly becoming filled to the brim with an assortment of breweries, microbrews, and brewpubs, ranging from the "King of Beers" to brew-it-yourself ventures.
Thirsty to see how it's brewed?

Thirsty to see how it's brewed?

The Anheuser-Busch brewery in Merrimack may be the smallest of the dozen domestic production facilities, but everything is still on a scale befitting the Budweiser Clydesdales.
The Four Thousand Footer Club

The Four Thousand Footer Club

This exclusive club in New Hampshire demands good boots and rewards peak experiences.
The road to real

The road to real

After a distance of years and an ocean, seeking the roads and routines, the landmarks and laid-back nature of a home state.
Where first people paddled

Where first people paddled

The Northern Forest Canoe Trail snakes through trade routes used by Native Americans and early European settlers
When the snow goes...

When the snow goes...

Even as skiers were taking their final runs, New Hampshire resorts were gearing up for what in more quaint times was called the off-season.