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HIKING & CLIMBING

There are thousands of miles of scenic trails in NH, including 1,200 miles in the White Mountain National Forest and a section of the Appalachian Trail. For peak-baggers, the state has 48 4,000-footers, while many other hikes offer spectacular views for moderate or little effort, and are ideal for less experienced hikers, groups or families with children. Before setting out on any excursion, be sure to visit HikeSafe for tips on how to safely enjoy your hike in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire is also home to some of the finest rock and ice climbing in the East-and some of the best climbing schools and guides. For more information on hiking or climbing, consult local guides or published guides, such as the hiking guides published by the Appalachian Mountain Club. New Hampshire State Parks, the White Mountain National Forest website and ranger stations are also good sources of information on hiking, as well.

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Souhegan River Wildlife Management Area
199 acres. Most of the property is wooded. Fishing and hiking are permitted on the Heald Tract, however, no hunting or boating is allowed.
Kimball Hill Road Greenville, NH 03048
Phone: 6032712461
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White Dot Trail/Mount Monadnock
A magnet for hikers, Monadnock is said to be the world's third most climbed mountain, following Japan's Mount Fuji and China's Mount Tai.
Monadnock State Park, 116 Poole Rd. Jaffrey, NH 03452
Phone: 6035328862
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Squam Range
534 Rt. 3 Holderness, NH 03245
Phone: 6039687336
  • Family Friendly
  • Water Front
  • Accessible
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Whaleback Mountain
Whaleback has been a New England family snow sports tradition since 1955. In the winter, Whaleback offers great skiing and riding at an affordable price. Whaleback also offers camps, lessons, and programs for kids, a full rental shop, a cozy lodge with free wifi, a great pub, night skiing and riding, and a friendly atmosphere for all skiers and riders. In the summer, Whaleback offers 8 weeks of Zero Gravity Roller Sports Camps for kids, plus a paintball center for groups and parties, and a great space for hosting group events, parties, weddings, and more.
160 Whaleback Mountain Rd. Enfield, NH 03748
Phone: 6034481489
  • Buses Welcome
  • Family Friendly
  • Function Space
  • Groups Welcome
  • Meeting Room
  • Restaurant
  • Accessible
  • Internet Access
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Wildcat Mountain
Ski or ride Wildcat Mountain for #1 scenery, more vertical, greater snow, fast summit lift, and long season. In the summer and fall, leisurely take in views on state's highest scenic gondola or ride the ZipRider zip-line cable ride. Also enjoy disc golf, guided naturalist tours and more. Dog friendly.
Route 16 Pinkham Notch, NH 03846
Phone: 603-466-3326
  • Buses Welcome
  • Family Friendly
  • Function Space
  • Groups Welcome
  • Meeting Room
  • Pet Friendly
  • Restaurant
  • Accessible
  • Internet Access
  • Sustainable
  • Gay Friendly
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Peabody Mill Environmental Center
The Peabody Mill Environmental Center (PMEC) is an environmental and science education center which abuts almost 600 acres of Joe English conservation land. Located at the end of Brook Road in Amherst, New Hampshire, the PMEC is directed by the Amherst Recreation Department.
66 Brook Rd. Amherst, NH 03031
Phone: 6036731141
  • Motorcoach Friendly Attractions
  • Buses Welcome
  • Family Friendly
  • Water Front
  • Accessible
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Ruggles Mine
The Oldest and Most Spectacular Mica, Feldspar, Beryl, and Uranium mine in the USA. Come for the first time or revisit us to explore and collect a variety of exposed minerals!
Off Route 4 at the Village Green Grafton, NH 03240
Phone: 603-523-4275
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Great Glen Trails Outdoor Center
Your Family's Playground. Cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, snow tubing and the one-of-a-kind SnowCoach up Mount Washington in winter. Biking and walking on our trail system and kayaking all summer. Your adventure is up to you.
Route 16, Pinkham Notch Gorham, NH 03581
Phone: 6034662333
  • Motorcoach Friendly Attractions
  • Buses Welcome
  • Family Friendly
  • Function Space
  • Groups Welcome
  • Meeting Room
  • Restaurant
  • Accessible
  • Internet Access
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Women's Outdoor Adventures, LLC
Women's Outdoor Adventures, LLC offers day hikes, weekend backpacks, group zipline tours, winter hiking, snowshoeing, downhill ski trips, and other adventures. Transportation, meals, snacks, and experienced guide are included. Gear rentals for some activities are available. Reasonable rates.
213 W. River Rd. Hooksett, NH 03106
Phone: 6033392646
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Alpine Adventures Outdoor Recreation
Alpine Adventures has Three different Zipline Tours to choose from that offer extreme heights and spectacular views of the White Mountain National Forest. The First and Largest Zipline operation in New England with the Highest & Fastest Ziplines & new adventures every year! Something for everyone, from first time zippers to serious adrenaline junkies. Off-Road "Safari" Tours in our custom 6x6 vehicles, on our private 300 acre mountain terrain combines extreme off-roading, panoramic views, music & fun for the whole family. New "Thrillsville" Aerial Park will challenge and entertain kids & adults with bridges, climbing walls, bungee trampolines, treehouse, giant swings & more...including the New BigAirBag Stuntzone! Open Year Round.
41 Main St. Lincoln, NH 03251
Phone: 6037459911
  • Buses Welcome
  • Family Friendly
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