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IgoUgo: New Hampshire Tourism __ "Read first-hand travel reviews and see vacation pictures of New Hampshire and other places around the world." - illustrated - From igougo.com - http://www.igougo.com/planning/journalRegion.asp?LocationID=429
National Park Guide - New Hampshire __ You will find resources and links to National Parks and Monuments - illustrated - From National Park Service - http://www.nps.gov/applications/parksearch/state.cfm?st=nh
N.H. Fish and Game Department - Welcome __ Information for hunting and fishing. You will learn about wildlife, find a newsroom and even information about moose license plates. - illustrated - From State of New Hampshire - http://www.wildlife.state.nh.us/
New Hampshire State Parks __ Official State Park website. You will find
information about attractions, location, fees, camping, boating, hiking trails,
fishing, golf, cabin rentals, conference and meeting facilities and more. -
illustrated - From State of New Hampshire -
http://raq1.dred.state.nh.us/
New Hampshire tourist Attractions __ "Odd tourist attractions and hilarious
stops for your next vacation or road trip..." - illustrated - From
roadsideamerica.com -
http://www.roadsideamerica.com/map/nh.html
New Hampshire Travel & Tourism Guide __ "A New Hampshire travel and tourism guide featuring online hotel reservations, travel maps, photos and other visitor information for New Hampshire, United States" - illustrated - From worldweb.com - http://www.newhampshire.worldweb.com/
New Hampshire - Welcome __ This is the official travel website for the state of New Hampshire. You will find everything you need to plan a great vacation - - winter or summer. - illustrated - From State of New Hampshire - http://www.visitnh.gov/
Resources for Visitors to New Hampshire __ "There's something special about the
Granite State. Whether its your first trip or you're a frequent visitor, there's
always something happening in New Hampshire." A state government travel resource
with a special section for kids. - From State of New Hampshire -
http://www.nh.gov/visitors/
White Mountains Travel Guide | Fodor's Online __ "Sailors approaching East Coast harbors frequently mistake the pale peaks of the White Mountains -- the highest range in the northeastern United States -- for clouds. It was 1642 when explorer Darby Field could no longer contain his curiosity about one mountain in particular. He set off from his Exeter homestead and became the first man to climb what would eventually be called Mt. Washington. The 6,288-ft peak must have presented Field with formidable obstacles -- its peak claims the highest wind velocity ever recorded and it can see snow every month of the year." A good look at the region and its attractions. - illustrated - From fodors.com - http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=white_mountains@203