From solo hikes to guided adventures, here are some of our favorite ideas for foodies in New England.
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A curated look at this summer’s arts and culture offerings.
New England
2018 Editors’ Picks for Food Lovers
From ice cream to fine dining, here are some of our favorite ideas for foodies in New England.
New Hampshire
Trip Planner: Editors’ Picks for Lake Winnipesaukee
Yankee Magazine Editors’ favorite places to eat, places to stay, and attractions to visit near Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.
Magazine
The Last Explorer
Christina Tree’s travel writing has shown New England to the world. And after 50 years, she’s still hitting the road in search of new adventures because, as she puts it, “I never wanted to be left behind.”
A father-and-son camping trip to a long-ago family homestead stirs up the past.
New Hampshire
Scenes from Lake Winnipesaukee in Summer
Our favorite outtakes from Yankee’s May/June 2018 travel feature on New Hampshire’s Lake Winnipesaukee.
New England
New England’s Best Food Towns
by Hannah Palmer Egan When people think about food in New England, they inevitably conjure rolling fields, farm-to-table restaurants, and seaside shellfish shacks. Of course, you will find those here, sprinkled throughout the Northeast’s gentle mountains and rugged coastlines. And the region’s small cities — Providence, Portland, Cambridge, and Burlington, among others — are well known for […]
New Hampshire
A Perfect Weekend in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region
WHAT TO DO Mount Washington Cruises, Laconia If you don’t own a boat, now you can pretend you have three: $175 buys an unlimited daytime season pass on the 230-foot Mount Washington, the 68-foot Doris E., and the Sophie C. mail boat, all cruising Lake Winnipesaukee, the state’s largest lake. Mountain ranges encircle the 71-square-mile expanse that’s yours to […]
A collection of images celebrating the simple beauty of the New England landscape from photographer Christopher Churchill.
The Newton family was camping at Coburn Gorge in northern Maine over Labor Day weekend in 1975 when Kurt, age 4, disappeared. What followed has been termed “the most extensive woods search in the history of Maine.” But all the thousands of volunteer searchers ever found were unanswered questions.
A collection of images celebrating Cape Cod’s sea, shore, and sky captured by Alison Shaw while living in a Provincetown dune shack.