A scenic White Mountains resort town, Jackson offers skiing in winter and hiking in the White Mountain National Forest year-round, with arts and outdoor activities for all seasons.
Known for its orchards and historic landmarks like the Morrison House Museum, Londonderry is ideal for fruit picking and outdoor exploration from late June to mid-September.
Gateway to the White Mountains, Gorham offers access to Moose Brook State Park and scenic trails year-round, with peak seasons for outdoor activities in winter and late summer.
A historic town surrounded by natural beauty, Hancock offers paddling on the Contoocook River, hiking Skatutakee Mountain, and rich historical sites, best visited from May to September.
Home to author Eleanor H. Porter and the Littleton Coin Company, this town offers hiking at Kilburn Crags, art galleries, and scenic views of the Presidential Range from late spring to mid-fall.
A quiet hillside town known for its Lupine Festival, Sugar Hill offers hiking in the White Mountains and local delights like Polly's Pancake Parlor from May to September.
Known for its scenic river and Main Street lined with historic brick buildings, Exeter offers ample outdoor spaces and a relaxed atmosphere from late spring to early fall.
Nestled along the Connecticut River, Hanover is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with trails like Moose Mountain and attractions such as Dartmouth College's campus.