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Hiking Near Waterville Valley NH: A Trail-by-Trail Guide

September 21, 2026 · Visiting The White Mountains

Hiking Near Waterville Valley NH: A Trail-by-Trail Guide

Every hike worth doing around Waterville Valley, Campton and Thornton, trail by trail, with Forest Service distances, USGS summit elevations, the real Tripoli Road gate dates, the parking and recreation-pass reality, and honest notes on when each one is a bad idea.

Ski Resorts in New Hampshire and What It Costs to Own Near Them

September 21, 2026 · Visiting The White Mountains

Ski Resorts in New Hampshire and What It Costs to Own Near Them

Every ski area in New Hampshire that matters — vertical, acreage, lifts, snowmaking, ownership and 2026/27 pass affiliation, each checked against the source and dated, Cannon's out-of-service tramway included — paired with the half no ski roundup covers: what a condo or a house actually costs near each mountain.

Things to Do in Plymouth NH: A Local's Guide to Town and Beyond

September 18, 2026 · Local Living

Things to Do in Plymouth NH: A Local's Guide to Town and Beyond

A local guide to things to do in Plymouth NH — Main Street and the common, the Flying Monkey, Plymouth State's arts and athletics, river swimming and trails in town, and the Rumney, Newfound, Squam and Waterville day trips that make the town worth basing yourself in.

Camps and Cabins for Sale in New Hampshire: The Seasonal Property Buyer's Guide

September 10, 2026 · Buying Guides

Camps and Cabins for Sale in New Hampshire: The Seasonal Property Buyer's Guide

What a New Hampshire "camp" actually is, where cabins, camps and cottages for sale really are (lake cottages, woods cabins, North Country hunting camps), what they cost by region, what genuinely exists at the cheap end of waterfront, and the septic, shoreland, road, financing and insurance questions that make seasonal property different from any other purchase.

Family Compounds for Sale in New Hampshire: How to Buy a Multi-Home Estate

September 9, 2026 · Buying Guides

Family Compounds for Sale in New Hampshire: How to Buy a Multi-Home Estate

What a family compound is, why New Hampshire is one of the best places in the country to buy one, and the zoning, septic, road, financing and tax questions that decide whether a multi-home property actually works — from a brokerage in the middle of compound country.

The Best Towns and Places to Live in New Hampshire: An Honest 2026 Guide

September 8, 2026 · Living Here

The Best Towns and Places to Live in New Hampshire: An Honest 2026 Guide

Which New Hampshire towns are actually the best places to live? A local guide to the towns that fit different lives — commuter suburbs, college towns, lake towns, ski towns and the affordable hub towns in between — with a 25-town comparison table of home values, 2025 tax rates, population and drive times, plus the trade-offs no list tells you.

Things to Do in New Hampshire: A Local Broker's Year-Round Guide

September 7, 2026 · Local Living

Things to Do in New Hampshire: A Local Broker's Year-Round Guide

The things to do in New Hampshire that locals actually do, season by season — White Mountain hikes and scenic drives, Lakes Region beaches and boat days, ski towns, foliage, small-town festivals and the winter oddities you'll only find here — from a brokerage that lives in the middle of it.

Bristol and the Newfound Lake Towns

August 21, 2026 · Buying Guides

Bristol and the Newfound Lake Towns

Newfound is one lake shared by four towns with four very different tax bills — $6.35 per thousand in Bridgewater NH, nearly $20 in Alexandria. I sell in all of them. Here's how Bristol, Hebron, Bridgewater, and Alexandria actually compare — downtowns, schools, taxes, personalities — and where the inventory really is.

New Hampshire's Grandest Homes on the Lake

August 21, 2026 · Buying Guides

New Hampshire's Grandest Homes on the Lake

The honest tour of the top tier of lake houses for sale in NH as of August 2026 — all 66 active waterfront listings asking $2.5 million or more, the $5 million club, the records that actually stand, and what frontage feet, southwest exposure, and a grandfathered boathouse really do to a price. No breathless adjectives — just this week's numbers and what they mean if you're shopping the top.

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