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How much does a night in a vacation rental cost in New Hampshire on average?
Usually, a stay in New Hampshire starts at $34 per night.
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About New Hampshire
Nicknamed “The Granite State” for its many granite quarries, New Hampshire is situated in the northeastern region of the United States as part of New England. Its capital is the city of Concord. Moreover, the official motto is, “Live Free or Die.” The White Mountains range stretches through the north-central part of the state and provides unparalleled opportunities for visitors to enjoy recreational winter activities. The climate in New Hampshire is marked by summers with humid and warm temperatures and winters that are wet and cold.
Things to do in New Hampshire
This New England state is home to some of the East Coast’s largest mountains perfect for winter sports like skiing and snowmobiling. The ski area with the largest drop in New Hampshire is located on Cannon Mountain while Wildcat Mountain has the second tallest drop. Other notable places for skiing are Attitash, Mount Sunapee, and Bretton Woods. Shopping is another popular pastime in New Hampshire since there isn’t a general sales tax. Locals frequent the Mall of New Hampshire in Manchester, Merrimack Premium Outlets, and Settlers Green Outlet Village in North Conway.
Best cities to visit in New Hampshire
Manchester is the state’s largest city. It has an impressive Downtown area with high-rises boasting gorgeous architectural elements. Other attractions in Manchester include the Currier Museum of Art, Palace Theatre, and Valley Cemetery, a garden-style graveyard built in the 1840s. The city of Laconia is nestled near central New Hampshire and hosts exciting annual events. Every June, the city holds Laconia Motorcycle Week which is a rally that offers shows, a hill climb competition, and races. The Laconia World Championship Sled Dog Derby takes place every winter. Since 2015, Laconia has hosted the Pumpkin Festival.
Best small towns in New Hampshire
On the edge of the White Mountains is the aptly named town of Littleton. This quaint town boasts historic sites such as Chutter’s Candy Store, a shop with a self-proclaimed world record for having the longest candy counter; the Littleton Coin Company, a company that houses collectible currency; and the Downtown Historical Walk. The small town of Sugar Hill overlooks the White Mountain National Forest. The town features the Sugar Hill Historical Museum; Polly’s Pancake Parlor, an eatery recognized by the James Beard Foundation; and the country’s very first resort-based ski school at Peckett's-on-Sugar Hill.
Best lake vacations in New Hampshire
In the east-central area of New Hampshire is the state’s largest lake called Lake Winnipesaukee with over 200 islands. Lake Winnipesaukee comprises a number of bays including Meredith Bay, Alton Bay, and Paugus Bay. The lake has one of only a handful of the country’s currently operational floating United States Postal Service post offices. Nearby cities are Laconia, Alton, and Gilford. New Hampshire’s second largest lake is the pristine Umbagog Lake which is a part of Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge. Bald eagles, bobcats, wild turkeys, and moose are commonly spotted around the lake. Moreover, the lake is ideal for fishing northern pike, smallmouth bass, and chain pickerel.
Best National Parks in New Hampshire
The over 2000-mile-long Appalachian Trail runs through New Hampshire. The trail offers a scenic public footpath that extends to neighboring states as well as Southern states like Tennessee and Georgia. The U.S. National Park Service named the path an official National Scenic Trail. In the city of Cornish is the National Historic Site called Saint-Gaudens where visitors can see the studios, home, and gardens of one of the most prominent sculptors in the United States. The grounds feature more than 100 artworks ranging from portrait reliefs to public monuments.
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