Part of our England guide.
4 places and guides from our New coverage, gathered into one page.
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Ice Age Glacial Erratics In New England
Glacial erratics are boulders transported by Ice Age glaciers and left behind when the ice melted. Some are as big as houses. These geological features are scattered across New England’s landscape, carried from distant places by a giant conveyor belt of ice.
New England You Must See
Charming towns in New England often get overlooked. These hidden gems offer a glimpse into the region’s history, landscapes, and culture. Stroll through streets lined with historic homes, explore local shops, or enjoy a peaceful afternoon by a lake. Each town has its own story. From the coastal beauty of Maine to the rolling hills of Vermont, New England’s lesser-known spots promise unforgettable experiences. For more inspiration, browse our hidden gems in England and highlights and city breaks in England.
New England
Wild rhubarb thrives across New England, from the rolling hills of Vermont to the coastal areas of Maine. Forage in forests or open fields to find these tart treasures.
Secret Beacons: Beautiful Lighthouses In New England
Historic lighthouses along New England’s coastline guide ships and offer views and history. From the rocky shores of Maine to the sandy beaches of Connecticut, each lighthouse has its own charm. Stand at the base of Portland Head Light in Maine or explore the surroundings of Nubble Light in York. For more coastal inspiration, check out our beaches in England and things to do in England.
