It’s no secret that New Hampshire is filled with natural beauty. In the Granite State we rely on nature a lot – to feed us, employ us, give us thrills, and relax us. Here are some of the lesser-known spots in New Hampshire where the tranquil beauty of the state will relax your mind and body.
- Nuttings Beach, Bristol
Karina Yeznaian/flickr This gorgeous spot on the shores of Newfound Lake is breathtaking.
- Coliseum Falls, Harts Location
Selbe Lynn/flickr These gorgeous falls are less busy than their more popular cousins, and are the perfect spot for quiet reflection.
- White Mountains Overlook, Woodstock
Jaine/flickr This beautiful view along route NH118 is worth pulling over for.
- The Seacoast, North Hampton
Garret Voigt/flickr On the rocky shore of New Hampshire you can watch the tide and sift through the rocks for hours.
- Ossipee Lake Natural Area, Ossippee
Gracia Morrell/flickr This is a great spot to enjoy on land, and even better to enjoy by kayak.
- Lincoln Park, Nashua
Gary Lerude/flickr You don’t have to go far from the city to relax in nature. This spot along the Nashua river is perfect for a mini escape.
- Mink Brook Nature Preserve, Hanover
Sarunas Burdulis/flickr Doesn’t this picture just make you want to get out and explore?
- The Flume Gorge, Lincoln
Dave Lawler/flickr The green moss, tall trees and bubbling brook are sure to set your mind at ease.
- Waterfalls, Franconia Notch
Peter Rivera/flickr While you’re in Franconia Notch visiting the Flume, be sure to check out the nearby waterfalls.
- Knight’s Hill Nature Park, New London
Mwms1916/flickr The trails through the New Hampshire woods are the perfect spot to work your body and relax your mind.
- A snow-covered road.
Dylan O’Dowd/flickr When fresh snow has fallen and no cars are around, you’ll feel alone with your thoughts.
- Your local pond.
Liz west/flickr The lakes in New Hampshire are great, but still, quiet ponds are especially tranquil.
Where is your favorite place to relax in New Hampshire?
Karina Yeznaian/flickr
This gorgeous spot on the shores of Newfound Lake is breathtaking.
Selbe Lynn/flickr
These gorgeous falls are less busy than their more popular cousins, and are the perfect spot for quiet reflection.
Jaine/flickr
This beautiful view along route NH118 is worth pulling over for.
Garret Voigt/flickr
On the rocky shore of New Hampshire you can watch the tide and sift through the rocks for hours.
Gracia Morrell/flickr
This is a great spot to enjoy on land, and even better to enjoy by kayak.
Gary Lerude/flickr
You don’t have to go far from the city to relax in nature. This spot along the Nashua river is perfect for a mini escape.
Sarunas Burdulis/flickr
Doesn’t this picture just make you want to get out and explore?
Dave Lawler/flickr
The green moss, tall trees and bubbling brook are sure to set your mind at ease.
Peter Rivera/flickr
While you’re in Franconia Notch visiting the Flume, be sure to check out the nearby waterfalls.
Mwms1916/flickr
The trails through the New Hampshire woods are the perfect spot to work your body and relax your mind.
Dylan O’Dowd/flickr
When fresh snow has fallen and no cars are around, you’ll feel alone with your thoughts.
Liz west/flickr
The lakes in New Hampshire are great, but still, quiet ponds are especially tranquil.
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