Self-Drive Journey in New England

Walk the Freedom Trail

Take a walk on the Freedom Trail to experience what life might have been like during the American Revolution, visiting monuments such as the Paul Reveres House and the former Patriots meeting place of Faneuil Hall.

Boston locals are amongst the most passionate and animated sports fans in the country, so a trip to the area would be incomplete without attending a game. The local baseball team, the Boston Red Sox, still play in their original stadium that first opened in 1912. Visit the prestigious Harvard University and learn about its role in the American Revolution and visit the homes of early American literary greats.

Train Ride to Mount Washington

Visitors to the National Park can hike a small segment of the world-renowned Appalachian National Scenic Trail to catch a glimpse of the surrounding lofty alpine mountaintops and hardwood forests, stopping along the way to admire the clear mountain lakes and streams. We highly recommend the three-hour round trip train ride to the summit of Mount Washington, as well as zip-lining over the eroding hillsides and tubing on the Saco River.

Where All Paths Lead to the Ocean

Renowned for its miles of pristine white sand beaches, Chatham offers countless opportunities for water sports like boating, kayaking and paddle boarding. From the overlook at Chatham Fish Pier, watch as pods of seals follow the fishing fleet in hopes of seizing some of the daily catch.

The town features a number of boutique shops and fresh seafood restaurants, the latter of which entice patrons from far and wide, as well as a number of pretty lighthouses and stunning mansions. In a town where almost every street leads to the ocean, Chatham is truly a breath of fresh air.