Lincoln, New Hampshire

In New England, all four seasons are very distinct and, as a result, it is quite difficult to say which is the absolute best one for a trip to Lincoln and in New Hampshire in general. If you are a ski-lover and can't stand high temperatures, then winter is definitely your season: Loon Mountain Resort opens its slopes and is a great place for skiing and snowboarding. Also in winter, don't forget to pay a visit to the iconic Christmas Loft, a truly magical Christmas village with lots of surprises for the whole family. While in the winter you can ski, in the warmer seasons of the year, you can explore the beautiful New Hampshire nature and go hiking on its beautiful mountain trails. Summers are usually hot and sunny, but springtime is particularly interesting, as the tree saps are transformed into a New Hampshire specialty: maple syrup. Last but not least, fall: its beautiful, bright colors make it the favorite time to visit for most tourists, who can also assist and take part in apple and pumpkin picking. As for the main events, Lincoln hosts three big annual festivals: the NH Highland Games & Festival takes place in September and promotes the Scottish culture with traditional games, shows, and parades; the White Mountain Oktoberfest, which takes place during the fall foliage season (in October), takes you straight to the Bavarian Alps and lets you enjoy amazing German beer, food and music along with gorgeous views of the White Mountains; and the New England Brewfest is an unmissable annual beer festival held in June.

Travelers heading to Lincoln, New Hampshire, have several convenient airport options depending on their needs. The closest airport is Lebanon Municipal Airport (LEB), approximately 70 km from Lincoln, about a 1-hour drive. It primarily serves regional flights, making it a good choice for those already within New England. For more flight options, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) is 128 km south, a 1.5-hour drive. Boston Logan International Airport (BOS), 195 km away, provides extensive domestic and international connections and is about 2.5 hours by car. From Boston, travelers can take direct buses or rent a car to reach Lincoln conveniently.

Hiring a taxi is the most efficient way to get around Lincoln, as there are no local buses or trains. The Shuttle Connection is the main taxi company, which operates in the Lincoln (NH) area and also connects the city with close ones, such as Woodstock, providing an excellent shuttle service at a very reasonable price. Ride-sharing apps such as Uber and Lyft operate in the area, but their availability can be limited due to the town's rural nature and small size. It’s recommended to book rides in advance whenever possible to avoid delays.

In Lincoln, New Hampshire, the primary pharmacy chains include Rite Aid and Price Chopper.

US standard voltage is 110-115V and the standard frequency is 60Hz. The sockets and the power plugs are of type A and B. Type A plugs have two flat parallel pins, while Type B plugs have two flat parallel pins plus a grounding pin.