Nature

Have you ever seen one?

From regions to scenic spots, landmarks, and destinations, here's what locals say are 12 of the most beautiful things in the Granite State.

We all know how skunks smell, but have you ever heard them...scream?

The town was praised thanks to an iconic Granite State animal: the moose.

Maine was the only New England state included on this list of states with fascinating wildlife.

Both Massachusetts and New Hampshire share the same longest river, according to WorldAtlas.

Maine is filled with bodies of water, but which river is the longest in the Pine Tree State? Here's what we found out.

The Granite State has 4,000+ miles of hiking trails, but one in particular stood out as the most challenging of them all.

Franconia Notch is famous for the beauty of its 6,0692 acres of mountains, lakes, and hiking trails.

Have you visited this charming village in the Green Mountains?

We all know the tallest Granite State mountain to be Mount Washington, but which one is the second tallest?

The 72-square-mile Lake Winnipesaukee is way more than just a body of water.

Have you always wanted to live in a real treehouse? Here's your chance with these two stunning options in New England.

In the little town of Andover is a neat cave with a cool waterfall.

The best sunsets are not necessarily south of New England. Look at these gorgeous sunset photos taken year-round in New Hampshire.

These mountains and trails are perfect for those who want to take up hiking, but don't know where to start.