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Choose from 310 wine labels and enjoy a glass of wine with your view on the deck at the Panorama Grille, at The Balsams' Grand Resort signature golf course.
Discover Garfield Falls in Pittsburg, where half the fun is meeting up with a local who can give you directions to this beautiful, yet out of the way, waterfall.
Be tempted by the whoopie pies at Dube's Pittstop in Pittsburg because they do weigh one-half pound.
Travel through time on the Androscoggin River aboard a Northern Forest Heritage Park boat tour and learn how this remarkable river shaped the city of Berlin.
Give your regards to summer theater at its best with a show at the Weathervane Theatre in Whitefield.
Go fishing and catch a big one on the Trophy Stretch of the Connecticut River in Pittsburg.
Watch the sunset over Lake Francis in Pittsburg from atop Murphy Dam.
Cruise for moose along Moose Alley in Pittsburg.
Drive-In and watch a movie at Northern Lights drive-in in Lancaster.
Give your best call of the wild at the moose-calling contest at the Moose Festival.
Unpack a picnic at Beaver Brook Falls in Colebrook.
Watch an oxen pull, ride the midway and see prize-winning vegetables at the Lancaster Fair.
Catch a gem of a view when you snowmobile to Diamond Ridge in Pittsburg.
Find the perfect fine art at the William Rugh Gallery in Lancaster.
Ride safe for another year after the Blessing of the Bikes in Columbia.
Take your Harley (or your Goldwing or other bike) and roar into Berlin for Thunder in the Mountains.
Pedal through The Notches by bicycle.
Light up a fall night and the Androscoggin River in Berlin during RiverFire.
Mush your huskies on a sled dog ride.
Ride the snowmobile radar run at the annual Sno-Deo at Coleman State Park in Stewartstown.
Buy local produce picked this morning at a Farmers' Market.
Dip, dip and swing a paddle along the Connecticut River.
Pitch a tent on a remote island on Lake Umbagog in Errol.
Put on a toque and learn to be a master chef at The Balsams.
Ride Happy Trails on horseback.
Give the kids a thrill on slides and rides at Six Gun City and Fort Splash Water Park
Enjoy an optical illusion at Magnetic Hill in Chartierville, Que.
Span the Gorge by walking over the world's longest suspended pedestrian bridge at Coaticook (Que.) Gorge.
Dress for dinner at a grand hotel.
Have berry good raspberry pie at the Northland Restaurant and Dairy Bar in Berlin.
Discover just what a "Smashie" is at the Moonbeam Cafe in Gorham.
Reflect on good things at sunset in Reflection Pond in Shelburne.
Enjoy ice cream without the headache with a dish of fried ice cream at the Indian Stream Eatery in Pittsburg.
Meander up to the top of Jericho Mountain in Berlin on an ATV.
Count the mountain peaks from the porch of the Mountain View Grand in Whitefield.
Find moose on a moose tour around the Androscoggin Valley.
Ride a steam engine to the top of Mount Washington, aboard the Cog Railway.
Greet the day from the top of Mount Washington - look for the specials offered by the Mount Washington Auto Road.
See the white moose at L.L. Cote's Sport Shop in Errol.
Get a notch above it all with a climb to Sanguinary Ridge in Dixville Notch.
Hawk Watch at Weeks State Park in Lancaster.
Look for eagles on Lake Umbagog.
Honor war veterans at a unique memorial to them, the Shelburne Birches in along Route 2 in Shelburne.
Go four-wheeling through the past with the collection of 100+ carriages and sleighs - the largest in the Northeast - including the oldest surviving Concord Coach at Six Gun City in Jefferson.
Stand at the 45th Parallel in Stewartstown or Clarksville, putting you halfway between the equator and the North Pole.
Try Poutine at the Spa in West Stewartstown, because, done right, French fries, cheese curd and gravy is really delicious.
Cast a fly in the Androscoggin River.
Ride the dips and curves on Route 145 in Clarksville - on your motorcycle.
Go camping at Mollidgewock State Park in Errol, just because it is so much fun to pronounce.
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