Hanover: A Gem Alongside a River
A town in the riverside of Connecticut River, Hanover, NH is part of the Grafton County in the state of New Hampshire. Some of the best trails for explorers and hikers out there look forward to seeing the Appalachian Trail, which crosses this small, quaint town. The main village is considered to be the CDP or census-designated place of Hanover. The charming town was named after either a local parish in Connecticut or the German House of Hanover to honor of the British-Hanoverian King, George III. “Hannover” is the capital city of Lower Saxony, North Germany.
Best Time to Visit
June is the most ideal months to visit Hanover, North Hampshire. In June, the Hanover Day is celebrated which is an annual street festival that celebrates the history and culture of the town. Artist Open Houses are all over to showcase the artistic talents of the locals. Other forms of arts are also exemplified at every corner, as they prepare programs for musicians, dancers, and singers to entertain their guests. There are a lot of top Hanover, NH hotels in the area, but be sure to book in advance.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Aidron Duckworth’s life is immortalized through his works at the Aidron Duckworth Art Museum. It is a modern and contemporary art museum, providing insights of the late artist’s life and career for over 40 years. The Whaleback Mountain is most ideal for snow sports and hiking. For those who are in to sports, Storrs Pond Recreation Area would be a delightful treat. It has courts for tennis, basketball and an olympic-sized pool for swimming, as well as grounds for picnicking and pond for fishing. The Hanover Inn Dartmouth is near the Appalachian Trail, while the other hotels such as the Six South St Hotel - Hanover – Lebanon and the Courtyard by Marriott Hanover Lebanon are near most of the attractions within the city.