Picture unique covered bridges, tumbling waterfalls, and leaves in every color of a sunset swirling around you in the biting autumn breeze: There's a reason New Hampshire is famous for its ...

The Stark Covered Bridge in New Hampshire's Stark Village was swept downstream in the 1890s but still handles traffic today. When the Stark Covered Bridge was built in 1862, it only had one ...

The natural beauty of New Hampshire is begging to be explored, and the ideal home base for any type of vacation is this ...

In the heart of New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley, North Conway is a fabulous vacation destination for fans of scenic railroads, historic covered bridges ... a paper map for navigation.

Couples may be surprised to find that New Hampshire is filled with an ... Snap a photo under the covered Honeymoon Bridge, hike to Glen Ellis Falls or arrive in winter to enjoy an Austrian sleigh ...

Nichols Memorial Library in Meredith will host the presentation “Covered Bridges of New Hampshire” on Saturday, Nov. 9, at 10:30 a.m.

After a year of planning and just after Labor Day, we headed back “home” to visit our native state, re-connect with friends ...

In every state, urban legends have been scaring residents for years.

Topline: The infamous Gravina Island Bridge in Alaska became a symbol of government waste by earning the nickname “Bridge to Nowhere.” In 2010, New Hampshire decided it wanted in on the fun ...

Neighboring Vermont is widely known for its historic covered bridges. However, New Hampshire has its share of iconic overpasses. You will find one of the state's best on the Kancamagus Highway.

What’s the first state that comes to mind when you think of a literary road trip? You might think of Pennsylvania’s historical libraries and bookstores or a ...

With picturesque covered bridges and small ... of paranormal lore. New England leaf peepers can dine high above the White Mountain foliage in Jefferson, New Hampshire. A scenic 12-minute ride ...