Exploring Coastal New England

Discover historic coastal America by visiting harbors in Maine, dining out in Connecticut, walking New Hampshire's shore, sailing in Rhode Island, and exploring the insider’s Nantucket.

Walking New Hampshire

Follow in the footsteps of writer Peter Mandel as he chronicles the shortest shoreline of any state—taking in the beauty of iconic New England towns and scenery.

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Fort Constitution Historic Site, New Castle
Photographer Kindra Clineff

Final Destination

Across the water, I catch sight of the end of my walk. The Piscataqua River, Seavey Island, and a foggy harbor are all that’s left of New Hampshire. Then I notice hazy sun rays lighting up what looks like a distant beach, and I have an idea. I fish inside my pack for my map. Let’s see. The coast of Maine: roughly 3,478 miles. Maybe next year.

Left: Fort Constitution Historic Site, New Castle

(Published July/August 2009)

 


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