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17,481 destinations, each run through a curriculum-first rubric that picks a subject, infers an age range, and decides whether it works for a small group. Free to browse — no account.
114 matches in New Hampshire
Small working farm with animals and agricultural activities — covers livestock care, plant science, and farm ecology.

Protected gorge natural area in Chesterfield, NH — supports geology, river ecology, and physical education through trail exploration.

New Hampshire state park on Hopkinton Lake with forested trails — covers freshwater ecology, native flora, and outdoor recreation.

Remote northern New Hampshire state park near Diamond Pond — covers boreal forest ecology, wildlife habitat, and outdoor recreation.
Small New Hampshire farm offering educational visits — supports plant biology, sustainable agriculture, and seasonal ecology observation.

Traditional New England agricultural fair covering animal husbandry, crop cultivation, and rural heritage.

NH Audubon wildlife sanctuary with self-guided trails supporting bird identification, forest ecology, and wildlife habitat study.

Mass Audubon sanctuary with pond and forest trails in southern NH — wildlife observation, pond ecology, and native habitat field study.

Series of natural waterfalls and glacially carved rock formations supporting geomorphology, hydrology, and ecology observation.

Private nature trail on a working New Hampshire farm — self-guided ecology walk covering native plants, land stewardship, and seasonal forest observation.
Scenic NH notch with dramatic glacially carved terrain — physical geography, White Mountain geology, and northern hardwood forest ecology.

White Mountain state park with glacial lake and Cathedral Ledge — glacial geology, lake ecology, and New England geography.

State park on Lake Winnipesaukee with beach, nature trails, and lake habitat — freshwater ecology, New Hampshire natural history, and outdoor physical education.

Army Corps of Engineers flood-control park with open recreation areas — outdoor ecology, watershed management, and basic water-resource geography.
Heritage farm petting barn providing hands-on exposure to domestic livestock, animal husbandry basics, and traditional New England farm practices.
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Audubon wildlife sanctuary with forest and field trails — supports bird identification, native plant ecology, and field observation skills.

Small NH state park with lake swimming and forest trails — supports ecology, outdoor recreation, and basic environmental science.

State-managed demonstration forest with trails covering forest ecology, silviculture, and NH native species identification.
Formal coastal garden with rose, Japanese, and perennial collections — covers horticulture, plant classification, and garden design principles.

Demonstration wildlife garden on the Great Bay estuary — native plant ecology, pollinator biology, and coastal habitat conservation.

Federally designated estuary research reserve with a discovery center — covers tidal ecology, estuarine biology, and coastal watershed science.
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National Wildlife Refuge protecting Great Bay estuary — covers estuarine ecology, shorebird biology, and tidal habitat conservation.

New Hampshire state park with forested trails, a kettle-hole pond, and campground — supports ecology, glacial geology, and outdoor PE curriculum.
Small New Hampshire nature preserve with forested trails — supports plant and wildlife identification, forest ecology, and outdoor physical education.
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