Last year was a long one and we’re all ready for fresh adventures. It seems everyone wants to hit the slopes this winter season! With that said, all resorts across New England are operating under limited capacity. And skiers are … Continue reading →

The goal in cross-country skiing is to enjoy the journey—at your own pace. It offers a uniquely meditative way to step outside, exercise, and embrace the season while gliding along in the peace and quiet of a snowy forest trail. … Continue reading →

Love the holidays? Love decking the halls? Southern New Hampshire has the perfect fix for you—the Southern NH Tour of Lights! “We all need a little extra magic this year,” says Sheena Royce, recreation department director for Fitzwilliam. Her town … Continue reading →

As Denise Meadows of CC&D’s Kitchen Market puts it, ‘tis the season to “Eat, Drink and be Thankful!” 2020 has been a year of dramatic upheaval, altering so many traditions, including how we host our holidays. Many of us are … Continue reading →

Golden ferns strewn along the roadside and fiery red trees reflected in dark, marsh waters—this year’s foliage has arrived with a bang! The colors are spectacular so far and only expected to increase as peak viewing nears. Last weekend, the … Continue reading →

Antiquing & Autumn: A Perfect Pairing The rolling hills of southwest New Hampshire are rich with history, and autumn is an especially fine time for exploration. Dreamy foliage, wisps of chimney smoke, and bursting pots of mums on each doorstep—life … Continue reading →

Sitting under the stars, watching your favorite band, and hearing the soft laughter of other concert-goers—it almost feels like a typical August. Despite all that’s going on in the world, music-lovers in the Monadnock Region have found remarkable ways to … Continue reading →

Summer is upon us here in the Monadnock Region. Although plenty of uncertainties lie ahead, it’s nice to relish the joys of the season. There’s no lack of low-cost or even free activities to enjoy while practicing physical distancing. Outdoor … Continue reading →

You might immediately think mountains when you start to talk New Hampshire trails. But the Monadnock Region is equally lucky to boast more than 70 miles of rail trails. These networks provide a unique, versatile experience for outdoorsmen and women … Continue reading →