RiverWalk Resort’s ice skating rink is truly one of a kind with its unique design, but, unfortunately, due to a mechanical issue with the chiller system, ice skating at RiverWalk Resort is unavailable this winter. While we’re disappointed about the mechanical issue too, we have put together a list of nearby ice skating options that we know you’ll love!
Topics: Winter, Family Friendly, Outdoor Activities, New Hampshire
The White Mountains of New Hampshire typically get over 150 inches of snow every winter, making it one of the best places in New England for winter outdoor fun. While many people are drawn to the area for downhill skiing, there is also opportunity to trade the alpine skis in for Nordic ones and experience the mountains from a whole different view. With hundreds of miles of trails across the mountain range, there are trails for all ages and abilities.
Topics: Things To Do, Winter, Family Friendly, Outdoor Activities, Pet Friendly, New Hampshire
The White Mountains are famous for their scenic high peaks with stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges and nature. But what do you do when you’re short on time yet still want a hiking trail that packs a big punch when it comes to views? Thankfully, the White Mountains have an abundance of smaller peaks that provide world-class views of the area.
Topics: Things To Do, Family Friendly, Year-round, Outdoor Activities, New Hampshire
The White Mountains of New Hampshire are world famous with their granite peaks and colorful fall foliage, but did you know that there is so much more to do in the area? The White Mountains are home to year-round and seasonal family-friendly attractions to keep you busy every day of the year. Choose from amusement theme parks, trains, natural attractions, and more and make memories that will last you for a lifetime.
Topics: Things To Do, Indoor Activities, Family Friendly, Year-round, Itinerary, Outdoor Activities, New Hampshire
Topics: Family Friendly, Year-round, New Hampshire
The global pandemic has changed the world as we know it, especially the workforce. In June 2020, over 42 percent of the U.S. labor force had shifted to working from home full-time. While the work-from-home measures were meant to be temporary during the virus surge, many employers have extended their work-from-home options for employees even as long as 2022.
Topics: Family Friendly, Togethering, Business, New Hampshire