life in northern new hampshire

Northern New Hampshire has an abundance of natural beauty. It is an area inhabited by a people who understand and value the land. Here is a glimpse of the various regions giving you an idea of the educational and recreational opportunities available.

The Great North Woods - This great wilderness area has it all for those whose passions include:

• fishing on the Connecticut Lakes,
• watching for wildlife on Lake Umbagog,
• snowmobiling on the Great North Woods' well-maintained trails,
• exploring the outdoors.

The White Mountains - This region has so much to offer. The White Mountains are easily accessible and will have something for everyone, including:

• hiking in the White Mountains;
• experiencing the Appalachian Mountain Club huts;
• downhill and Nordic skiing;
• rides along the region's scenic byways;
• fishing in the lakes, rivers, and streams;
• researching the history of the logging industry in the White Mountains.

The Lakes Region - What could be more beautiful than lakes with hills and mountains in the landscape! The Lakes Region's 273 lakes and ponds afford many recreational and cultural opportunities. Here is a sampling of what you can do in this area:

• hiking and camping in state parks;
• visiting historic New England villages;
• ice fishing;
• boating and canoeing.

Dartmouth-Sunapee Region - This region is rich in many ways. The Connecticut River provides fertile farmland, and a trip to this area on a lazy spring afternoon will capture your interest in many ways. Here are a few ways to spend your time in the Dartmouth-Sunapee Region:

• attending a concert, lecture, or exhibit at Dartmouth College;
• skiing or snowboarding at nearby Mount Sunapee;
• canoeing along the beautiful Connecticut River.

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