Expert Travel Advice to New Hampshire

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    We are going to Manchester, NH and want a bus tour or something like that going into...
    Anonymous user answered:
    You might try the Boston Express, which offers regular service between Manchester and Beantown. Trip takes just under two hours each way. http://www.bostonexpressbus.com
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    Are there any placesto take an 8yearold girlin NewHampshire
    Alistair answered:
    You don't say what you and your eight-year-old enjoy by way of activities, but I'd say skiing could be a good family option. New Hampshire has some excellent resorts like Bretton Woods and Waterville Valley with top-notch kids' ski schools. Quite apart from giving your daughter the chance to learn to ski and whoop it up on the slopes, this gives you and your wife some time to enjoy the snow (and each other's company!). And even if you're not skiers, Bretton Woods is packed with numerous other mountain-resort activities like golf, a spa, dogsledding, mountain biking, and more. There's also a humongous Canopy Tour that incorporates nine ziplines, nature trails, rope rappels, and two swinging suspension bridges. My guess is that'd be fun for any age! The guided tours are available year-round and take about three hours.
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    IS there a waterpark around WEIRS BEACH ?
    Anonymous user answered:
    Yes, Weirs Beach, NH has a big waterslide that your family can cool off in during the hot summer days! The link below will give you more information. http://bit.ly/b05XSw
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    I am looking to travel from New Jersey to New Hampshire in early October. I will be...
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    Try taking them to Story Land. It's sure to capture your child's interest. There are themed rides and shows, story book characters, and original play areas. Another spot I'd consider is Clark's Trading Post. There are trained North American Black Bears, a working railroad to ride, and numerous rustic American things to see and play with. Visit both sites at http://www.clarkstradingpost.com/ and http://www.storylandnh.com/. For more ideas, check out our Family Attractions page.

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