Looking for a nice scenic drive to take in the near future? Check out the Colonial New Hampshire Seacoast route!
The route starts in Portsmouth, NH. Take Rt. 1B, which starts in Portsmouth's historic district. Cross over the causeway to New Castle. This narrow route winds around the island, past the grand Wentworth-by-the-Sea, Fort Stark and Fort Constitution; which was the site of the first act of aggression during the American Revolution.
When Rt. 1B connects with Rt. 1A, turn south through Rye and North Hampton to Hampton; along the way you'll find Odiorne State Park and a series of State Parks with oceanfront beaches. In Hampton Beach, take Rt. 101 to Rt. 1 through Hampton Falls and Rt. 84, one of the region's earliest roads. It will take you through Kensington to Rt. 150 and Exeter, one of the four original towns in colonial New Hampshire and the state capitol during the Revolutionary War. From there, follow Rt. 27 along the original 18 th century route back to Hampton.
Courtesy of Visit NH.
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