6 Of The Most Enchanting Man Made Wonders in New Hampshire

Railroads generally run along flat areas, which makes the fact that the Cog Railway summits the highest peak in the North East truly amazing. It's no wonder that this railroad, which has been operating since 1869, is a National Historic Engineering Landmark. To truly appreciate this wonder, take the train to the summit on the three-hour tour.

The most amazing part about the ice castles in Lincoln is that these wonders are rebuilt every year. The castles open in January, and continue to grow until March. Be sure to check out these natural wonders while they are here!

This is New Hampshire's most mysterious man-made wonder. Some claim that the site is more than 6,000 years old, and others claim that it is only a few hundred. Either way, the series of caves and caverns is thoroughly impressive.

At 449 feet long, the Windsor-Cornish covered bridge that spans the Connecticut River is the longest covered bridge in the country. However, all the covered bridges in the state are truly extraordinary. Next time you cross one, take a moment to notice the craftmanship on the interior.

The Cannon Mountain Aerial Tram is a wonder that draws on both natural and man-made expertise. Although the tram is impressive because of the natural setting, the massive cars and steep accent will make you think about all the men and women who toiled to make it possible.