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A vintage video surfaced, showcasing a family’s ski vacations in the ‘70s, and it’s a total time machine. The footage, filmed at Cranmore, Attitash, Wildcat, Waterville Valley, and Crotched Mountain, captures the classic New Hampshire ski experience—long before high-speed lifts and heated gondolas were a thing.

Winter in Maine and New Hampshire is supposed to be about powder days, après ski vibes, and avoiding face plants on icy moguls. But sometimes, the mountains decide to close shop and there are actually several legitimate reasons for that.

With over 4 miles of ice, this ice-skating trail in New England is the longest in America.

Looking for a luxurious getaway? Explore the casual luxury, pet-friendly amenities, and beach access at two resorts in Massachusetts.

Maine, the way life should be, was proven with this Kennebunkport resort as the number one destination in the country.

Four New England resorts were featured in the noteworthy travel magazine.

The Trust came out with an official list of the Historic Hotels of America, including eight in New Hampshire and Maine.

Nestled in the "private, gated enclave of Mead Point", this exquisite "waterfront hôtel particulier" offers picturesque views and luxury amenities that will make you feel like you're at a resort.

This probably isn't a huge surprise to most.

These six towns take the concept of Christmas to a whole new level with spectacular light displays, boat parades, tree-lighting festivals, and more.

This vintage video of a family's vacations is either sure to bring you back or at least have you watching in awe as you see actual footage filmed on the mountains of Cranmore, Attitash, Wildcat, Waterville Valley, and Crotched Mountain.

A cannabis camping resort in Harrison, Maine, continues to be popular, and has added new accommodations for guests.

Nothing is quite as refreshing as cold air and warm water.

New Maine Mountain Resort owners will no longer tolerate derogatory name that insults Native American culture.

Poland Spring had to postpone the party because of Covid - but not this year!

A New Hampshire resort boasts a gigantic inflatable iceberg that you can scale before bouncing your way into the cool, calm lake below.