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New Hampshire Vacations New Hampshire became the 9th state on June 21, 1788. It was the 9th of the original 13 colonies. The Capitol is: Concord The Largest City is: Manchester Official State Website State Park Below you will find listings and information about New Hampshire's State Parks. State Parks Division of Parks and Recreation NH State Parks National Parks, Monuments and Trails Below you will find listings and information about National Parks, National Monuments, and National Trails located in New Hampshire. Appalachian Trail Saint-Gaudens New Hampshire State Flower: Purple Lilac New Hampshire adopted the purple lilac as the state flower on May 28, 1919. Historic Attraction Take a peek into the past. Explore New Hampshire's history. USS Albacore Museums Step into New Hampshire's past and explore the history. Snowmobile Museum Children's Museum Strawbery Banke Boat Museum Currier Museum of Art Farm Museum Aviation Historical Society Enfield Shaker Museum American Independence Museum Wright Museum License Plate Museum Ski Museum LL Lee Museum New Hampshire State Flag New Hampshire State Legislature adopted the state flag in 1909. The flag has only been changed once since the original in 1909. The change, in 1931, was not actually to the flag but rather to the State Seal centered on the flag. Theme Parks & Water Parks Get a thrill from New Hampshire's Theme Parks or cool off in a Water Park. Canobie Lake Park Santa's Village Story Land Water Country Zoos If you like animals, visit any of New Hampshire's Zoos Charmingfare Farm New Hampshire State Bird: Purple Finch The New Hampshire General Assembly approved the bill to adopt the Purple Finch as the official state bird. It was signed by Governor Lane Dwinell on April 25, 1957. Festivals Join in the celebration, attend New Hampshire's Festivals. Scottish Games & Celtic Music Women's Music Festival Keene Pumpkin Festival Film Festival Great Waters Music Festival Fall Foliage Festival Renaissance Faire Quilt Festival Hillsborough Balloon Festival Six Gun City Hiking & Backpacking See beautiful country while getting some good exercise. New Hampshire Trails Guided Hikes Biking & Cycling New Hampshire offers great routes for Biking or Cycling. NH Cycling Club Mountain Bike Association Seacoast Region Biking Guide Caverns & Caves Do you like exploring caverns and caves? Find New Hampshire's best. Boulder Caves Polar Caves Rubbles Mine New Hampshire State Seal The New Hampshire seal was originally adopted in 1775. In 1784 legislature decided to change the seal to keep up the the changing times. The 1784 design became a victim of artists' whims and fancies. The scene continually changed. In 1931, the legislature voted to regain control of the seal's design. Today the seal is unchanging. Camping Enjoy the great outdorrs with your entire family. NH Outdoors KOA Campgrounds Yogi Bear's Camp Crow's Nest Crawford Notch Lost River Valley Friendly Beaver RV Parks Prefer to camp with the luxuries of home? Visit New Hampshire's RV Parks. Newfound RV Swain Brook Goose Hollow Woodmore Anderson's Golf Check out the best Golf Courses in New Hampshire. Canterbury Woods Owl's Nest Sunset Hill The Maplewood Lochmere Golf Spas Need some relaxation and pampering? Check out the Spas in New Hampshire. Wentworth by the Sea Mountain View The Grand View Christmas Farm Mountain Edge Freshwater Fishing If you enjoy fishing, check out New Hampshire's lakes, rivers and creeks. Ice Fishing NH Fish & Wildlife Fin Fighters Fish NH Guide Service Curt Golder's Angling Adventures North Star Guide Service New Hampshire State Fish: Brook Trout Adopted in 1994, the Brook Trout is the official freshwater fish of New Hampshire. Saltwater Fishing If you prefer saltwater fishing, check out New Hampshire's coastal areas. NH Saltwater Fishing Hampton Beach Charters Northwind Charters Hunting Find a guide and hunt New Hampshire. Wildlife Federation Northwind Outfitters Miller Outdoors Upland Hunting Rafting New Hampshire offers great white water rafting, canoeing and kayaking. Jack Mountain Kayak Country North Woods Rafting Northern Extremes Outback Kayak Skiing Visit New Hampshire's Resorts for some great Skiing. Mount Washington Attitash Mount Sunapee Gunstock Mountain New Hampshire State Quarter Released on August 7, 2000, the New Hampshire quarter showcases the rock formation, "The Old Man of the Mountain." Vineyards Looking for a good wine? Visit New Hampshire's Vineyards. Jewell Towne Zorvino Flag Hill Cruises Enjoy one of New Hampshire's relaxing cruise options. Whale Watching Granite State Whale Watch Newburyport Whale Watch Mount Washington Isles of Shoals Island Bound Cruises Horse Racing Come see the horses run at one of New Hampshire's race tracks. Rockingham Park Gambling Come check out the casino's in New Hampshire. Casino Ballroom