NEW HAMPSHIRE
There are endless adventures waiting for you in New Hampshire and it's all close by! New Hampshire feels like your own backyard. Climb to the top of a mountain in the morning and be home to surf at sunset. Fly past the trees on a zip-line canopy tour or ride the rapids. Whatever you do, you'll feel right at home.
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Salem Town Forest
Salem Town Forest is a dog-friendly park that sits on nearly 200 acres of land. The scenic national forest offers year round recreation and is home to a handful of both beginner and intermediate hiking trails.
America's Stonehenge
Known for its collection of man-made stone structures, this local site has been around for over 4,000 years. The man-man chambers, walls and ceremonial meeting places were built by ancient people who were highly knowledgeable in both areas of astronomy and stone construction. Spend the afternoon exploring the structures, watching alpacas, walking a few trails and more!
Wildcat Falls
Wildcat Falls is a picturesque conservation area located near Merrimack, New Hampshire. This outdoor hot spot stretches 2.2 miles long and features a beautiful waterfall. The trail offers a number of activity options and is good for all skill levels. Dogs are welcome as long as they are properly leashed.
Hampton Beach
Known as one of New Hampshire's most popular seaside attractions, the infamous Hampton Beach makes for a great local experience. The main beach provides year-round recreation stretched across the Atlantic shoreline. Don't miss out on some fun in the sun with activities the whole family will enjoy.
The Windham Rail Trail
Need to stretch those legs after a long day in the car? The Windham Rail Trail is the perfect spot. On this scenic 4.1 mile trail you can expect to cross a handful of bridges, two pond marshes and through some beautiful ledges. While on the trail, you can expect to see an abundance of wildlife such as deer, ducks, beavers, owls, turtles and maybe even an occasional fisher cat. As long as they stay leashed, your pup is welcome to come along with you!
