More Fun Stuff to do in New Hampshire

If you’re looking for something to do that’s both unique and relaxing try the NH Wine & Cheese and Chocolate & Martini Tours. Whether you’re looking for something to do with a group of friends, with your spouse or on a date this looks like it would be a treat. Here’s more information and some links.

NH Wine & Cheese and Chocolate & Martini Tours. Although New Hampshire is far from Napa Valley, our state offers a unique experience to visit boutique wineries and tour family farms that produce delectable cheese. Visitors could savor the experience over a week-long “road trip” or just spend a day exploring the different wineries and dairy farms in one area of the state. Here’s a sampling of what New Hampshire has to offer:

• Near Seacoast – The largest and oldest wineries in the state are located near the coast, where grapes thrive from the milder temperatures and longer growing season
o Candia Vineyards, Candia – One of New England’s most-awarded boutique vineyards
o Zorvino Vineyards, Sandown – Wine made here from grapes grown on 80 acres of land
o Jewell Towne Vineyards, South Hampton – On the shores of the scenic Powow River

• Valley Vineyards, Orchards & Dairies – Moving up and down the western border of the state, visitors can feel the history, rich agricultural traditions and striking beauty of the Connecticut River Valley
o Boggy Meadow Cheese Plant, Walpole (Monadnock Region) – Where they transform raw milk from a dairy herd of Holsteins into sumptuous cheese from old Alpine recipes
o Silver Mountain Farms, Lempster (Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Region) – They make traditional hard cider and all-natural fruit wines; open year-round for tours & tastings
o Landaff Creamery, Landaff (White Mountains) – Small, unique farmstead cheese creamery producing Landaff Cheese from a traditional Welsh recipe

• Merrimack Valley – Located in the heart of New Hampshire, Manchester serves as a gateway to the Merrimack Valley and Lakes Region:
o La Belle Winery, Amherst – Award-winning boutique winery transforming local fruit into spectacular wine
o The Black Dog Vineyard, Salisbury – Up-and-coming winery opening in 2010
o Stone Gate Vineyard, Gilford – Produces wine from native and French cold climate grapes
o Via Lactea Farm, Brookfield – Classic farm store and goat dairy

For more complete information, visit: http://www.visitnh.gov/uploads/wine-cheese-itinerary-f2.pdf
For information on our new Chocolate & Martini Itinerary, visit: http://www.visitnh.gov/uploads/chocolate-martini-itinerary.pdf
And for complete listings of lodgings, restaurants, events, activities (by seasons and themes) and more, visit: www.visitnh.gov.

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Summer Activities in New Hampshire & Northern Massachusetts

Summer Activities in New Hampshire & Northern Massachusetts
Posted in Uncategorized by Administrator on the June 23rd, 2009 Edit This

I recently read a blog with advice on planning your summer vacation. According to the blogger rather then choosing a place to travel to and then planning what to do, you should first decide what you want to do and then plan where to go. Here is what he has to say:

Has your family decided where they want to go on your summer vacation? You are not alone, most families have not yet decided where they want to go. It can be a very time consuming activity to discover that ideal vacation escape, so check out the options for your New Hampshire tourism. You will find various options and it certainly will not be a simple choice!

Good news, if you are thoughtful and take the commitment to do some planning, it will make your summer vacation easy and one of those “family events” that you will treasure forever. The most frequent mistake people make is first choosing a “destination.” The ideal vacations begin when you first select “what you want to do”! Do you want to go camping, tanning on a beach, playing and relaxing at a pool, or touring cultural or heritage locations? By deciding “what you want to do” to start with, you are off to the best start of selecting that perfect family tourism destination!

Now that you know “what you want to do” – you can sift through the various tourism destination regions and find those appealing attractions that you hope to go see or do. By spending a short time planning, you can also find those destinations that include a number of attractions that are interesting to both you and your whole family. Online destination guides are invaluable that can help you find comprehensive information about attractions that are more detailed than a simple attraction name and address. Since you know “what” you want to do and “where” you want to go, a legitimate high quality online New Hampshire travel brochure will provide you a quality article describing each attraction to help you make an educated decision about what you want to do and where you want to go.

Here are three New Hampshire vacation alternatives that you might want to consider:
Idea #1: The Fort At Number 4 in Charlestown, NH is a fun and educational attraction both kids and adults will enjoy visiting. The Fort is a re-created fortified village that exists in what was the most northerly British settlement in colonial times. The many buildings and structures at the fort and live interpreters illustrate the history of the period and give visitors a chance to experience what life here was like in the mid-1700s.

Idea #2: Wolfeboro Trolley Company Offers Two Fun Attractions. On your visit to New Hampshire’s beautiful Lakes Region, plan to spend a day or more at Wolfeboro. Wolfeboro is a picturesque village located on the southeastern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee. Wolfeboro Trolley Company offers two unique opportunities to tour the town and spend time on beautiful Lake Winnipesaukee.

Idea #3: The Millyard Museum - Manchester, New Hampshire. When you want to visit a museum that covers a long stretch of time in a certain area one that you will certainly want to see is the Millyard Museum where time from native peoples who fished at Amoskeag Falls 11,000 years ago to the 21st Century. The permanent exhibit, Woven in Time: 11,000 Years at Amoskeag Falls, will take you on a mental trip you can scarcely imagine.

As you can see, you have a significant choice of options available to your family when it is time to select that perfect family vacation getaway. Enjoy your chance to plan carefully what you want to do and where you want to go. Select a professional travel guide to help you on those perfect New Hampshire vacations. And you will know that you will experience a family vacation with a lifetime of memories.

I think he has some good suggestions here. We have several other suggestions for places to go on our website. So please check our Summer Activities pages at www.applaudwomen.com and if you would like to share some activities with us please e-mail applaud@comcast.net. For now these listings are free. We have tons of information and articles for women in New Hampshire and Northern Massachusetts e.g. Health, Parenting, Beauty, Fashion, Inspirational Women (both local, national and international, and listings of information including Restaurants, Weddings and Destinations.