New Hampshire is known for its short, humid summers and long, cold winters. The bugs in the area are as varied as the temperature; you'll find beetles, mosquitoes, flies, ticks and more, depending on the season. While certain pests, like black flies, can cause some discomfort, you should be able look past these insects and see everything that the Granite State has to offer.
Known for its beautiful scenery, New Hampshire's Kancamagus Highway winds through the White Mountain National Forest and provides views that everyone should see at least once in their lifetime. A number of railways are scattered about the state, providing passengers with fun excursions through the mountains or around lakes and waterways. And don't forget to head to Salem to see America's Stonehenge, a natural wonder that is thousands of years old.