Nature

Nature and wildlife can sure be funny sometimes, as a New Hampshire couple discovered when they realized that a food delivery was missing from their front steps.

Sometimes it's nice to step back and smell the roses...literally.

Enjoy a summer afternoon and face your fear of heights at these 10 thrilling ropes courses in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts.

A science center in Holderness, New Hampshire, has brought giant animatronic insects to life in a new nature walk that's fun for the whole family.

These bear cubs flop around and roll on exercise balls in a New Hampshire backyard like human toddlers would.

Courtney Mack of Derry, New Hampshire, recently made a Facebook post telling the unusual story of the kitten her husband Dustin encountered on his way home from a walk. But this wasn't your ordinary stray kitty.

Welcome to 51 Rocky Shore Road, a beautiful $14.9M property right along Lake Winnipesaukee with all the natural surroundings and waterfront amenities one could wish for.

Need a camping checklist? I got you covered. Here are the must-bring camping essentials voted by campers in New Hampshire and Maine.

Located at 205 Tower Hill Road, this 9+ acre property's amenities include a custom in ground pool, 4-stall barn, two-story arcade, theater, gym, several large decks and balconies, and a finished private space perfect for guests to stay.

A piece of history lies within the expansive, beautiful, and popular Acadia National Park up in northern Maine.

Don't make this mistake about a baby coyote like one Massachusetts family did.

Here's where to fish for trout in New Hampshire.

Did you know that Lewiston had natural wetlands? I didn't and this is something that a new nature park will display along with so much more!

Maine's wildlife is breath-taking and one local photographer was able to capture baby foxes right after they were born and it is outstanding!

An almost four-foot Northern Pike with razor sharp teeth was caught in Maine, and it looks like a river monster.

As the weather continues to warm up, hummingbirds are slowly making their way back to their breeding grounds up north. Thanks to an interactive map provided by Hummingbird Central, we can see where these birds are being spotted throughout the country, including in New England.