Parks in New Hampshire

Part of the Connecticut River Anadromous Fish Restoration Program, Atlantic salmon are stocked and smallmouth …

One of the oldest dams in New England, this small facility near Webster provides some of the best kayak waters…

A picturesque recreation area located near Peterborough, this facility is named after the famous composer and …

Franconia Notch features the Flume Gorge, a natural granite chasm, and the Cannon Mountain aerial tramway. Pop…

Sited on the Pemigewasset River near Franklin, this recreation area drains a 1,000 square-mile watershed that …

Located on the New Hampshire and Maine border, Great Bay estuary is a complex embayment and New Hampshire's la…

One of two lakes combined to form the largest flood control project in New England is located near Concord. A…

The lake offers fishing for largemouth bass and other warmwater species. The boat ramp is open to canoes and …

This picturesque lake prohibits the use of gasoline motorboats. Trout are stocked both above and below the da…

Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge was established to preserve migratory bird habitat and waterfowl migrat…

Augustus Saint-Gaudens, one of America's greatest sculptors lived here seasonally starting in 1885, and year-r…

Your National Park for the Arts preserves the home and studio of sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907). …

The Ashuelot River offers fishing for bass and stocked trout. The lake is limited to 10-hp engines on vessels…

Boats are limited to a 10-hp. Fishing is good to excellent for smallmouth bass, brown and rainbow trout. Rec…

Wapack National Wildlife Refuge, established in 1972 through a donation from Laurence and Lorna Marshall, was …

Spanning 750,852 acres across northern New Hampshire and a small portion of western Maine, the White Mountain …