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Living in New Hampshire

New Hampshire is a state that makes senior living affordable thanks to various tax policies that favor seniors. Many parts of the state have a low cost of living, especially inland, making the state affordable to many. It’s also a state that takes care of its seniors. New Hampshire boasts healthy living in many aspects, and ranks highly in limiting social isolation for its seniors. 

For many active seniors, New Hampshire offers many opportunities to explore. It has great beaches on the coast, allowing time to relax in the summer. Inland, the White Mountains offer breathtaking views and hiking trails to enjoy.

Climate

New Hampshire has four distinct seasons. Its summers are fairly mild, while its winters can get cold and snowy, especially inland.

Things to Do

New Hampshire offers many opportunities to have fun in the outdoors. Whether on the coast or along the state’s many rivers, seniors can enjoy many fishing spots. There are many chances to enjoy kayaking and boating as well. The White Mountains boast many hiking trails, including the famous Appalachian Trail, for seniors to explore.

Much like the rest of New England, New Hampshire also has its share of small towns with their own charm to explore, shop, and relax in. The state also has close access to world-class city Boston, a short-drive away.

Culture

New Hampshire is home to many sap houses that produce maple syrup in the fall and winter months, and are great to visit in spring. The Granite State takes pride in its county fairs, found all throughout the state in the summer and fall months.

History buffs will also appreciate New Hampshire’s leading role in the American Revolution, as being the first state to declare independence from the British as well as a leading supplier of troops and resources to the Patriots. It was also a hub for abolitionism in the 19th century.