Explore the best of New Hampshire's smallest town where picturesque hiking trails meet luxurious accommodation and outdoor ...

In my younger years in school, I always loved geography. Living in New Hampshire, there was so much to be excited about. However, it’s a big world out there with ...

$500,000 Homes in New Hampshire, ... skiing and camping at the edge of White Mountain National Forest. Though popular for vacations, Bartlett has a number of year-round residents.

Pondicherry was named New Hampshire’s first Important Bird Area in 2004, and is also a National Natural Landmark. The 6,405-acre tract is now part of Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge.

The Trump administration is reducing bureaucratic barriers for logging public forests, including New Hampshire’s 800,000-acre White Mountain National Forest. In a memorandum on April 4, Secretary of ...

U.S. Forest Service employees in the White Mountain National Forest are among the 3,400 recent hires in national forests ... “New Hampshire is home to thousands of federal employees who ...

And that’s kind of the purpose of the AMC huts: facilitating experiences and encounters that make it easy to fall in love with the White Mountains of New Hampshire and come back for more.

Federal officials with the US Forest Service in an Aug. 1 statement said White Mountain National Forest staff have documented an uptick in reports of “food-conditioned bears” dating back to ...

Leaves begin to change color on Oct. 9, 2013, along the Presidential Range in the White Mountain National Forest, visible from Hart's Location, New Hampshire.

FYI: Most areas within the White Mountain National Forest are free to use, however, there are a few developed sites where a recreation fee is required. Visit the official New Hampshire Forest Service ...

The Forest Service’s proposal to cut down trees on about 600 acres of land has illuminated different visions for how New Hampshire’s forests should play a role in climate change mitigation.

The Forest Service’s proposal to cut down trees on about 600 acres of land has illuminated different visions for how New Hampshire’s forests should play a role in climate change mitigation.