We scoured the region to find the best chowder in New England, from classic clam to creamy corn. Read on for the results (and recipes!).
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From nor’easters to Alberta clippers, New England is used to getting plenty of wintery weather visitors. Its worst snowstorms, though, are ones for the record books.
Here’s where to find a variety of things to do in New England in the winter, from snow tubing to horse-drawn sleigh rides, that are sure to satisfy every member of the family.
Yankee contributor and longtime Moody’s Diner patron Mike Urban salutes the popular Maine eatery, where fresh doughnuts, hot sandwiches, and to-die-for pie have made it a roadside favorite for nearly a century.
New England
Best Cross-Country Skiing in New England
There are plenty of Nordic centers and trails throughout the region to enjoy one of New England’s favorite winter pastimes, cross-country skiing.
Massachusetts
Best Cape Cod Hotels on the Beach
Are the sand and sun calling your name? From Falmouth to Provincetown, here are the best Cape Cod hotels on the beach.
A Rhode Island classic, jonnycakes (or johnnycakes) are thick or thin cornmeal pancakes depending on what part of the Ocean State you’re in. In Rhode Island’s South County, they like ’em thick and crunchy.
Connecticut
Where to Stay in Mystic, CT | Hotels & Inns
Want to get away to one of the Nutmeg State’s most historic seaports? Our round-up of top Mystic, CT, hotels and inns will get you started.
Favorite lobster shack closed for the season? Head to one of our top picks for where to find the best New England lobster roll in winter.
A closer look at the famed ski town of Stowe, Vermont, from photographer Mark Fleming.
Made with boiled dinner leftovers like corned beef and potatoes, a classic side of Red Flannel Hash comes with the added bonus of beets.
New England
Favorite New England Candlepin Bowling Alleys
Looking to try your hand at candlepin bowling? As the home of this historic sport, New England has some great spots to get you started.