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New England fall food festivals
Whether it be an acknowledgment of the inevitability of winter, or simply celebrating the bounty of the harvest, fall isn't short on any number of festivals, particularly those revolving around food. Here are some of the many food festivals coming to a New England state near you this season.
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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.
Take a New England lighthouse tour
From Maine to Connecticut, lighthouses are defining landmarks of New England.
Share your fall photos
Have the leaves started to turn in your backyard? Send us your photos of fall in New England.
Fall family fun
From apple picking to mazes, hay rides to pumpkin drops, there are plenty of family activities in Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire this fall. Check out our interactive activity map.
25 things to do in Boston under $25
Here are more than two dozen inexpensive activities to get you motivated to get out and explore the city this fall.
Fall festival fun
Here’s a dozen festivals in New England featuring tractor pulls and Ferris wheels, farm animals and petting zoos, traditional crafts and contemporary music.
A different foliage trip in Maine
In the fall, weeks after Maine’s wild blueberries have been raked, feted in festivals, packaged, frozen, and sent countrywide, the vast barrens of sandy, acidic soil left by glaciers , where the berries grow semi-wild, turn to broad swaths of crimson. While leaf peepers head to the mountains, coastal Washington County, far down east, offers a different seasonal experience .
N.H. seacoast GPS
New Hampshire may only have 18 miles of coastline - the shortest of any US coastal state - but packed into that short distance is an impressive array of ocean views, history, and recreation.
