Providing extensive listings of the state's activities, attractions, and accommodations, an up-to-date reference includes coverage of such sites as the Green Mountain State's Connecticut River shores and Lake Champlain, in a guide that includes trip-planning guidelines and icon identifiers for travelers with special needs. Original.

"A classy series with encyclopedic coverage."—National Geographic ExplorerThe classic—and longest running—guide in the Explorer's Guide series now includes complete coverage and a new map of Portland's Old Port, a recently revitalized and hip city destination.

For more than a century, the lakes and mountains of New Hampshire have drawn vacationing city-dwellers seeking respite and recreation in the natural world. In addition, the state now offers a wealth of shopping, dining, and entertainment venues, all made accessible by a burgeoning hospitality industry. This completely updated and revised edition of the oldest travel guide to New Hampshire takes you to it all, including: Hundreds of miles of the finest hiking in New England; Fishing and boating at the gracious lakeside inns and vacation cottages of the Lakes Region; The historic homes and museums of New Hampshire's seacoast; Plus information on ski resorts, summer theater, music festivals, farmers' markets, covered bridges, art galleries, and craft shows. Special symbols highlight bargains, child-friendly establishments, and handicapped access. Detailed maps, a quick-reference "What's Where" section, and a lodging index make it easy to find your way around the state. Includes over 800 lodging and dining reviews. An independent guide; no paid listings.

Offers current information on travel in the state of Maine, describing both rustic hideaways and elegant places to dine and lodge, and covering family-oriented events and regional activities.

A revised edition of a guide to the authors' top-selected destinations for art-loving visitors to New England features profiles of preferred restaurants and places to stay while describing an array of performing arts festivals, museums, and scenic vistas. Original.

A comprehensive visitor's guide covers everything from the state's lakes and coastline to its accommodations and recreational sites, in a reference that features an alphabetical 'What's Where' trip-planning section and additional tips for travelers with special needs. Original.

Product Description: From the green foothills of the Connecticut River valley to the shores of Lake Champlain, from the peaks of the Green Mountains to the far reaches of the Northeast Kingdom, Vermont: "An Explorer's Guide goes beyond Ben & Jerry's and the most popular tourist destinations to include towns and communities that are off the beaten path, yet hold special interest and charm to delight travelers of all tastes and budgets...read more

Describes bed-and-breakfasts, spas, lakeside resorts, small hotels, ski lodges, and village inns.

Describes bed-and-breakfasts, spas, lakeside resorts, small hotels, ski lodges, and village inns

Product Description: Step beyond the crowded, touristed confines of Boston and Cape Cod into the heart of New England with this encyclopedic guidebook to one of the country's most beautiful -- and underrated -- travel destinations. Three-quarters of Massachusetts lies off the beaten track, and Massachusetts: An Explorer's Guide will reveal all of its surprises to you...read more

Surveys the parks, campgrounds, inns, motels, restaurants, stores, sports, cultural activities, special events, and historic villages in Massachusetts