We often say that exploring New Hampshire is best done on foot. Most of the time we plan hikes and other outdoor nature adventures for this reason. But the reality is that much of the state can be explored this way. From towns to cities, enjoying the state is great when you’ve the ability to meander around and make turns wherever you’d like. The most walkable town in New Hampshire is a great place to do it!

Portsmouth is a great city, but knowing that it's also considered the most walkable in New Hampshire makes it even more lovable.
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The city is beautiful, located right on the Piscataqua River.
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It's also the second most park-dense town in the state, which of course makes it perfect for exploring.
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We love the city year-round, but warm weather makes it even more walkable. Any time of year you'll see residents walking to and from work, another factor in naming it the most walkable city in the state.
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Plan your visit for the summer and you'll get to enjoy a stroll through the Portsmouth Farmers' Market.
Portsmouth Farmers Market, 1 Junkins Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA
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We also love how many bars and restaurants are within walking distance or each other. Try the Portsmouth Book and Bar for a fun way to spend some time in town.
Portsmouth Book & Bar, 40 Pleasant St, Portsmouth, NH 03801, USA
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And there's plenty of history here, too. The New Hampshire Black Heritage Trail is a great way to understand the real history of the state. And the Strawbery Banke Museum tells of the background, too.
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Whatever you choose to enjoy in Portsmouth, you'll love just how easy it is to take everything in.

If you’ve enjoyed a day walking throughout Portsmouth, let us know what your favorite spots are so we can check them out!

While we love the idea of walking through local spots in New Hampshire, we know that’s not for everyone. If you prefer to explore by car we’ve got a fun itinerary for you. This epic road trip leads to 7 iconic landmarks in New Hampshire.

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