New Hampshire - Seacoast

Zip-Line Treetops Adventure is one wild slide down a New Hampshire mountainside

The wild, swinging rides that Tarzan takes from treetop to treetop via conveniently located rope vines look like a heck of a thrill. If you ever gazed in awe at those corny old Tarzan movies and wondered how it feels to swoop on a vine swing through the jungle foliage, wonder no longer. Get yourself to Lincoln, New Hampshire, for the new Zip-Line Treetops Tour hosted by Alpine Adventures Outdoor Recreation. For a dose of airborne exhilaration (but without the stomach-churning drop of bungee jumping), there is nothing like it.
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Children's Museum of Portsmouth
280 Marcy Street
Portsmouth, NH  03801  
Phone: 603-436-3853
Fax: 603-436-7706
Email: questions@childrens-museum.org

Get curious! Explore and experience the wonders of science, art, music, math and more at the award-winning Children's Museum of Portsmouth. 19 hands-on exhibits ­ conceived and created in conjunction with local artisans ­ include submarine play structure, lobster boat, space shuttle cockpit, walk-in kaleidoscope, and Primary Place for toddlers. A creative art or science activity is offered daily. The museum also hosts numerous classes, workshops, live performances and special events. Please click on our link above for a full schedule of events. Open year-round: Tues.-Sat. 10-5, Sun. 1-5. Also open Mon. 10-5 during summer and school vacations. Museum shop, on-site parking, air conditioning.

Strawbery Banke Museum
14 Hancock Street
Portsmouth, NH  03801  
Phone: 603-433-1100
Email: info@strawberybanke.org

Open May 1 through October 31, 10AM- 5PM Daily
Guided Tours and Holiday Events available November-December

For more than 300 years people lived and worked in the neighborhood known as Puddle Dock, today Strawbery Banke Museum. On this ten-acre site one hour north of Boston the houses, shops, taverns and gardens continue to tell the stories of the generations who called this neighborhood home for almost four centuries of New England history. Through restored furnished houses, exhibits, period gardens, historic landscapes and costumed role players Strawbery Banke is the living history of the people who settled in Portsmouth, New Hampshire from the late 17th century to the mid-20th century. The Museum Shop supports Stawbery Banke’s educational activities by offering reproductions, books and other items related to the Museum’s narrative of the neighborhood’s evolution from 1690 to the 1950s.