Hampton Beach, NH is a popular vacation spot for a lot of New Englanders. During July and August, Hampton Beach boardwalk is packed with people and cars. The area is a peninsula surrounded by … [Read more...]
Quabbin Reservoir Hiking: Exploring an Abandoned Town
One of the Quabbin Reservoir hiking trails leads to Dana, MA. Dana is a former city in central Massachusetts that was disincorporated in 1938 to make way for the Quabbin Reservoir. Parts of the city … [Read more...]
Goosewing Beach in Little Compton, RI
I discovered this little gem called Goosewing Beach in Little Compton, RI by word-of-mouth from a friend. It is one of the most rewarding treks I've made in a long time. For me, it's a little bit of a … [Read more...]
7 Famous Landmarks in Rhode Island Worth Visiting
It is often the tourists who seek out the famous landmarks in Rhode Island as it's easy for local residents to forget such great places exist in their own backyard. How often do we get bogged down by … [Read more...]
Successful Companies that Started in Massachusetts
Many successful businesses got their start in Massachusetts. Some of these companies offer tours of their facilities or have kept their flagship location open after all these years. I've crafted a … [Read more...]
Hidden Romantic Boston: The Best Spots for Romance
Boston is a city for lovers. Whether its a first date, a Valentine's Day special night or proposing marriage, these hidden romantic Boston spots are sure to deliver. … [Read more...]
John Adams House: A Guided Historic Tour in Quincy, MA
The John Adams house trolley tour is a lot of fun, very informative and inexpensive ($5 to get in, children and students get in free). The tour starts at the Adams National Historical Park Visitor … [Read more...]
Best Things to Do in New Hampshire
With so many amazing historical sites, engaging attractions and natural wonders, it's hard narrowing down a list for the best things to do in New Hampshire. Whether you're looking for an adventure … [Read more...]
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