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Crawford Notch
Welcome to Crawford Notch State Park, the 5,775-acre park that was discovered by local hunter Timothy Nash in 1771. Here you will find numerous hiking trails, waterfalls, fishing opportunities, wildlife viewing, and spectacular mountain views so be sure to bring your camera! This steep and narrow gorge of Saco River is located within the White…
Zilker Park
Zilker Park Spread across 350 stunningly green acres, Zilker Park is a magnificent meeting place of nature and community. The city’s biggest urban park makes for a wonderful group destination, for the vast amount of attractions and activities it affords as well as the relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. As a public park, Zilker grants your…
Bretton Woods
Number one in the east for “Snow and Grooming” for the past three years, your group will find your next stop at Bretton Woods. Bretton Woods is a resort area within the town of Carroll that is known as New Hampshire’s largest ski area, sitting at a total of 464 acres. Part of the Omni Mount Washington…
Harry Ransom Center
Harry Ransom Center Located at the University of Texas at Austin, the Harry Ransom Center is a one of a kind archive, library, and museum dedicated to art and literature. Full of literary and cultural artifacts from the United States and Europe, there is nothing quite like a tour of this fabulously informational and fascinating…
Franconia Notch
Your group will get the chance to have some truly extraordinary outdoor adventures at Franconia Notch, the mountain pass in between the majestic Kinsman and Franconia Mountain Ranges. Located in the White Mountains in northern New Hampshire, straddling eight miles of Interstate 93, Franconia Notch is a spectacular mountain pass traversed by a unique parkway. The…
10 Reasons to Visit Cleveland
On the shores of Lake Erie, in the Midwestern state of Ohio, you’ll find the metropolis of Cleveland. Cleveland, though amazing, often gets thrown by the wayside of tourist travel, especially when compared to cities like New York and Los Angeles. This makes it no less amazing, though. In fact, it makes it positively and…
Squam Lake
Start your day in the Lakes Region of central New Hampshire, just south of the White Mountains at Squam Lake. Established in 1763, Squam lake is 10.65 square miles and straddles the borders of Grafton, Carroll, and Belknap counties, the two largest cities being Holderness and Sandwich. This lake is the second largest in New…
Cold Hollow Cider Mill
Welcome to Cold Hollow Cider Mill, the top New England producer of fresh cider and one of Vermont’s most popular tourist attractions! Established in 1974, this cider mill was started by Eric and Francis Chittenden, right at the base of the Cold Hollow Mountains. Today you will find the mill at Old Gibbs Farm in Waterbury Center,…
Morse Farm
Welcome to Morse Farm, the eight generation family-owned and operated Vermont Sugar making farm that provides the New England region with some of the absolute best syrup, sugar, candy, and gifts! Morse farm sticks with tradition when it comes to harvesting maple syrup, basing their process off of the old Native American tradition called Sinzibukwud, in…
Cabot Cheese Factory
Cabot Cheese Factory With all this cheese you’d think we were in Wisconsin, but the New England area can definitely hold their own when it comes to cheese making! Here at the Cabot Cheese Factory Visitor Center, located on Main Street of the city of Cabot across the Vermont border, your group will find some…
Raven Interpretive Program
The Raven Interpretive Program is the premier educational program in Chatham, New Hampshire, that provides historical and ecological insights into diverse environs of northern New England, Canada, and the Canyon lands of the Western United States, particularly focused upon the ecology of ravens. With over 26 years of experience, this interpretive program is centered in…
New Year’s Travel Deals
Celebrate the New Year with a well-deserved vacation! You don’t have to break the bank, though, but visit one of these amazing affordable destinations that don’t skimp on the sites. From East Coast towns to islands in the Gulf of Mexico and perhaps even the Caribbean, your student group will ring in the New Year…
