WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE YOU MOVE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE 
BEAUTIFUL LAND
New Hampshire is best known for its large mountains, challenging hiking trails, magnificent White Mountain views and perfect green environment.
SHOP TILL YOU DROP
Aside from the harvest season and leaf-peeping, New Hampshire is for shoppers. Because sales tax is non-existent in this state, you can shop till you drop without having to worry about paying extra.
CLIMATE
Summers in the Granite State are quite cool. In contrast, the winters are cold and long. The south experiences wet and milder weather, while in the north there is usually low humidity and cool temperatures.
DRIVERS LICENSE
Obtaining a new driver’s license and car registration in New Hampshire is easy. For new residents, you can apply online to instantly get an temporary ID.
REAL ESTATE
New Hampshire homes are listed at an average of $308,473 with median sales hovering above $259,500. For more information regarding real estate check out the New Hampshire Association of Realtors.
MOVING & STORAGE
One of the secrets to successful relocation is working with a reputable company. Before your move to New Hampshire, be sure to check with the US DOT or the FMSCA to make sure your mover is legitimate.
71 Fun Things to Do in New Hampshire
There are so many cool, hidden, and unusual things to do in New Hampshire, but we only had room for 71! Check out this article by Atlas Obscura for some fun things to do.
Best Places to Live in New Hampshire
Explore the best towns and cities to live in New Hampshire based on factors such as crime, public schools, cost of living, job opportunities, and local amenities.
The Mount Washington Cog Railway
The Mount Washington Cog Railway is a narrated 3-Hour-Round Trip train ride to the summit of Mount Washington on a historic and awe-inspiring railway.