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Measuring just under 19-miles long, the coast of New Hampshire is the shortest seashore of any state in the US.

Whether you are cruising down the mountain slopes or peddling along the peaceful riverbanks, the great outdoors is best explored on two wheels.

New Hampshire has earned its rightful reputation as one of the best birding destinations on the east coast.

In a state with 48 different mountains higher than 4,000-feet, it is easy to see why New Hampshire is a hiker is a paradise.

Although New Hampshire was originally founded as one of the original 13 colonies, its history dates far back before 1776.

Although it is one of the smallest states in the US, New Hampshire manages to pack a lot of beauty within its 9,279-mile radius.

Many travelers come to the Granite State just to see the many spectacular natural wonders located within its borders.

New Hampshire is known for its scenic byways, especially in the fall when leaf peepers travel far and wide to witness the color-changing foliage.

Between the sun-soaked beaches, oak-lined forests, and rugged snow-capped mountains, New Hampshire has some of the most diverse landscapes on the east coast.

Although New Hampshire does not see the sweltering temperatures or high humidity that other states do, that still does not mean you can not enjoy a day in the water at one of the many swimming destinations in the area.