Family Things To Do in Hanover, New Hampshire

Camping, picnics, swimming, tennis and hiking. ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The pond is nice, the pool welcoming and it's all two minutes from town. More on Yahoo! Travel

On the campus of Dartmouth College, the Hood Museum of Art is one of the oldest and largest college museums... More on Heritage

It has an awesome array of exhibits tha... More on Judysbook.com

< BACK � (Use Control-P on a PC �" or Command-P on a Mac �" to print this page.) The Church of ... More on Ccdcucc.org

Dynamic pastors and excellent worship, with many programs and great facilities. More on Yahoo! Travel

This is a small area with a few different trails you can take once you have made the climb up the main fire road to the top of the hill. Once at the top you can loop around the reservoir for a nice... More on trails.mtbr.com

Stay straight;.5mi, right at tee up hill and left /straight @ fork;2mi. More on trails.mtbr.com

This course is known for it's signature hole, #13, a 350-yard, par 4. Golfers playing the #13 hole fairway have a view at Dartmouth College's ski jump. The terrain varies throughout the course. It ... More on Golf.com

Staff can be trying sometimes due to part-time high school kids in the proshop, but overall this is a nice course to play every once in a while. More on GolfReview

An idyllic way to spend a lazy afternoon in Hanover is to drift along the Connecticut River in a canoe, assuming you know how to paddle one safely. Dartmouth's historic boating club is just down the hill from the campus. While ... More on Frommers

This swim team has led many swimmers in the past few years to quit swimming all together. The head coach, Brian, can be overly aggressive and dominating. The price to swim is much higher than other local swim clubs. A... More on Yahoo! Travel

This trail has something for everyone, It starts on High Hill road in Dartmouth, and if done correctly you end at High Hill road. You have to start going down the gas line(looks like fire road) to get to the trail opening. The trail ... More on trails.mtbr.com