For those of us who have been out of school for a while, it can be hard to remember just how stressful those report-card days used to be. So when U.S. News & World Report issued its “Best States” list for 2019, a few New England states greeted it with cheers and high-fives, while others […]
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Learn more about an extreme example of that famous New England thriftiness in this look back at the New Hampshire Roadkill Auction.
Discover the history of the authentic New England clambake and where to enjoy this timeless coastal tradition—complete with smoky shellfish, seaweed, and ocean views.
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7 Favorite New Hampshire Foodie Getaways
From gourmet burgers and craft brews to farm-to-table tapas and creamy gelato, these New Hampshire foodie getaways will whet your appetite for travel.
History, craft beer, and one terrific state park are all a part of the Sturbridge travel itinerary. Learn our favorite things to do in Sturbridge, Massachusetts, plus our top picks for Sturbridge hotels and restaurants.
Dublin, NH (May 2019) — From the sandy beaches of Cape Cod to New Hampshire’s White Mountains and Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom, Yankee’s annual Best of New England summer travel guide (May/June 2019) is the ultimate collection of epic destinations and getaways. With nearly 200 tips and ideas from the magazine’s expert editors, the annual travel […]
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A Father’s Gift
People say the heart is a symbol of love. But for this do-it-yourself Maine farm family, it’s a pair of hands.
Take to the streets on these culinary walking tours, and discover the heart of New England’s food scene.
On Portland’s working waterfront, Sea Bags makes waves with totes crafted from recycled sails.
A climb to the summit of Mount Washington aboard this steam-powered train is unlike any other ride in America.
UVM’s Morgan Horse Farm shows how its namesake breed is far more than a storybook legend.
A Maine cottage reflects the passion and aesthetic behind the designs of Sara Fitz, where foamy color washes the walls and bleached pine cupboards and tables—antique chunks of them—are strewn about like driftwood.