With gasoline in New Hampshire generally priced at or below the national average reported by AAA, you'll find fuel readily available here, or even better, visit one of the many highly-walkable towns where you can park your car and enjoy New Hampshire on foot.

On the Seacoast, Portsmouth was just named the state’s most walkable city by Prevention Magazine. A 2008 National Trust for Historic Preservation “Distinctive Destination,” it’s the perfect place to wander historic streets, take a self-guided tour of the Black Heritage, Portsmouth Peace Treaty or Harbour Trails, browse in individualistic boutiques and soak up sunshine in a sidewalk café.

In the Great North Woods, Berlin was just named to Outdoor Life’s best cities. Here, you'll be able to replace your car with a kayak, canoe or hiking boots to appreciate the pristine wilderness.

For the many campers who enjoy the state’s rivers, lakes and trails, the New Hampshire Campground Owners’ Association lists sites where RV owners can park their trailers for a week, or a season, instead of towing them back and forth in between.