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The mountains transform in winter. Evergreen branches droop under the weight of snow and ice. Tiny tracks of fox and mice decorate the diamond-like surface of freshly fallen snow. And clear, bluebird skies accentuate the white-capped peaks of distant summits, rising up from the dark forests below.

The cold air is revitalizing, and with fewer people out this time of yea...


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The Barley House, Concord

Customers say this spot ranks high on the cheese-o-meter. Along with consistently being rated “best burger joint” in the state, their version of the classic mac ‘n cheese includes corkscrew cavatappi pasta and cheese sauce made with Guinness. The dish ...


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It’s easy to sit indoors by a cozy fire, but if you’re feeling a little too warm and hankering for some outdoor adventure, look no further. In these frigid months, grab a warm coat and mittens and head out to experience the frozen Granite State.

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Sledding — rocketing down a hill as steep as a wall with the wind in your face and your heart in your mouth — is the quintessential winter activity. Whether you prefer a padded toboggan, a high-tech four-runner sled, a plastic flying saucer, a rubber inner tube or even a large piece of cardboard, all you need is a hill and something to slide down on.

Sledding goes way ...


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My grandmother tells this story every time the family gathers: 

As a 6-year-old, I despised cross-country skiing. Yet, my grandmother still dragged me along each time she made the 10-minute journey to White Farm, a historic and sprawling property in Concord.

Each outing, I’d struggle to stuff my feet into the stiff leather boots that resembled gray bricks o...


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