This lodge inside Crater Lake National Park, first opened in 1915, sits on the edge of the caldera almost 1,000 feet above ...

Named in honor of Kris Fowler and David O’Sullivan, a pair of hikers who went missing on the Pacific Crest Trail, the ...

New Hampshire's pristine nature is perfect for outdoor lovers, and this island park just outside of a major city is rich in history and miles of scenic trails.

Each season brings a new reason to travel through the White Mountains in New Hampshire. A road trip through this area of New England is a popular choice, not just because of the four-season ...

Odiorne Point State Park At 330 acres, Odiorne Point State Park is the largest undeveloped stretch of shoreline on New Hampshire’s Atlantic Coast. It also boasts the highest species total of any ...

Peak fall colors create rich settings for photography in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The dynamic and changing conditions of the White Mountains were in full effect as the View Finders ...

At Kailaśa Chalet, the views steal the show. Every morning, you'll wake up to sweeping sights of the White Mountains, Mt. Chocorua, Silver Lake, and the Mt. Washington Valley. That same stunning ...

It has river access in the back (which was not open in the winter, but we enjoyed the river when we stayed here in the fall of 2023) and it’s close to things like the White Mountain National Forest, ...

Promotional Widget for NH Business Review.Kinney’s reaction might have confused locals even just a decade ago, though, in recent times, New Hampshire’s North Country and White Mountains regions have ...

The cuts represent about 10% of the Forest Service workforce and about 5% of National Park Service employees; however, it excludes firefighters, law enforcement and certain meteorologists, as well ...

The median household income in New Hampshire is $95,623 — over 20% higher than the national average — allowing for a high quality of life. However, moving to the Granite State also poses ...

For centuries, the rock formation known as “The Old Man of the Mountain” was New Hampshire’s most famous natural landmark. The face-shaped outcropping crumbled off its cliffside in 2003, but ...