A hiker is seen walking on the trail around White Lake State Park in Tamworth. White Lake is one of this year’s featured New Hampshire State Parks First Day Hikes. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Milan Hill Fire Tower offers 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains. Visit the state park and the Nansen Ski Club trails for free on New Year’s Day. (COURTESY PHOTO)
A hiker is seen walking on the trail around White Lake State Park in Tamworth. White Lake is one of this year’s featured New Hampshire State Parks First Day Hikes. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Milan Hill Fire Tower offers 360 degree views of the surrounding mountains. Visit the state park and the Nansen Ski Club trails for free on New Year’s Day. (COURTESY PHOTO)
TAMWORTH — If you’re looking for fun and adventure on the first day of the new year, the New Hampshire State Parks First Day Hikes are one of the best deals around.
The state parks system is hosting free events noon-3 p.m. at seven of the 93 state parks in New Hampshire, including White Lake State Park in Tamworth and Milan Hill State Park in Milan.
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