Tired of the same old tourist traps? Whether you’re a visitor or a local looking for something different, New Hampshire Off the Beaten Path shows you the Granite State with new perspectives on timeless destinations and introduces you to cultural attractions you never knew existed.
Tired of the same old tourist traps?
Discover the Granite State with New Hampshire Off the Beaten Path®, inside you’ll find:
- Destinations you never knew existed, from tucked-away hiking trails in Portsmouth to the best Cinnamon buns in New England at Green Acres General Store.
- Unique Experiences: take a ride up Mount Washington on the infamous cog railway or go deep sea fishing on the South Coast.
- Insider Knowledge on the best of the best from a local expert. Amanda Silva takes the guesswork out of planning your trip with her sharp roundup of all the best eateries, experiences, and essential spots you cannot miss.
- Practical information that goes beyond an internet search.Find out how to get there and get around by car, train, ship, or guided tours.
- Thorough overview of the State’s famous residents, fairs, events, history, and culture.
So, if you’ve ‘been there, done that’ one two many times, get off the main road and venture Off the Beaten Path®
Barbara Radcliffe Rogers and Stillman Rogers have, jointly and singly, written
and illustrated more than thirty books, most of them on travel, wildlife, and gardening. Titles include It Happened in New Hampshire, Galapagos, Safari, Drive Around Portugal, Big Cats, Giant Pandas, Exploring Europe by Boat, Drive Around Italys Lakes andMountains, Travellers Milan and Italian Lakes, Adventure Guide to CanadasAtlantic Provinces, Adventure Guide to New Brunswick and Prince EdwardIsland, Adventure Guide to the Chesapeake Bay, Eating New England, SecretProvidence and Newport, and The Rhode Island Guide. They have written and illustrated several books in the Children of the World series and written several others in the Enchantment of the World and Cities of the World series, describing the lives and cultures of children from Argentina to Zambia. Barbara has written articles for Yankee magazine, Country Journal, the Boston Herald, the Los Angeles Times, and others, including a monthly column for New HampshireMagazine. Stillmans photographs have illustrated hers and other articles.
Amanda Silva is the owner and Creative Director of WayPoint Writing, a marketing and content creation company in Manchester, New Hampshire. She also teaches writing to college students and corporate professionals as an adjunct professor at Nashua Community College. She enjoys traveling and writing about her adventures. Her work has been published in literary journals and magazines, including Ploughshares and Chicago's luxury lifestyle magazine, Northshore. She lives in Manchester, NH.
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