August road trip

[Anonymous]

Montana

[Anonymous]

New River Gorge! So many adventure activities

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Montana

Please read the OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aug is too hot for a road trip.

huh

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Montana

Please read the OP.

Three and a half days each way. What’s the problem?

[Anonymous]

We did NH and VT with dogs last summer. Fabulously dog friendly hiking, paddleboarding/kayaking/swimming for the kids.

It was a long drive, but a wonderful trip. We stayed in Wolfeboro and Conway in NH and Burlington in VT. I think we spread it over 12 days.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We did NH and VT with dogs last summer. Fabulously dog friendly hiking, paddleboarding/kayaking/swimming for the kids.

It was a long drive, but a wonderful trip. We stayed in Wolfeboro and Conway in NH and Burlington in VT. I think we spread it over 12 days.

How could 9 hours be a long drive? You must not be a road tripper!

[Anonymous]

We’re doing a New England road trip this summer.

[Anonymous]

Acadia is extremely dog friendly, but a long drive

[Anonymous]

Hocking Hills

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Head north in August. Adirondacks, White Mts, Finger Lakes, Vermont. All are pretty dog-friendly.

Sure but pick one if you actually want to get out of the car.

I'd go Adirondacks or coastal Maine.

[Anonymous]

DCUM: NH/VT is a long drive

Also DCUM: Montana and back when you have a week is reasonable

Never change, DCUM!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We did NH and VT with dogs last summer. Fabulously dog friendly hiking, paddleboarding/kayaking/swimming for the kids.

It was a long drive, but a wonderful trip. We stayed in Wolfeboro and Conway in NH and Burlington in VT. I think we spread it over 12 days.

Would love more details on your trip! How/why did you pick those locations in NH?