Boston -- Logan International Airport
Boston is New England's social and economic capital. Of course, New England travelers often pass through Logan International Airport as the region's foremost transportation hub. Boston -- Logan International Airport accommodates air traffic from all corners of the globe. Boston is located 100 miles south of Lake Winnipesaukee, and does allow for recreation amidst its cosmopolitan setting.
Sports fans may take in ball games at Fenway Park and the Fleet Center. Meanwhile, ferries are available between downtown and the Boston Harbor Islands for outdoor recreation. Lastly, Boston is a preferred locale for history buffs. Cobblestone streets, Paul Revere's home, and the Lexington battlefield, hearken back to colonial times.
Boston -- Logan International Airport
1 Harborside Dr.
Boston, MA 02128
800-235-6426
Massport.com/logan
Manchester -- Boston Regional Airport
Manchester distinguishes itself as the gateway to Northern New England. Manchester is situated 50 miles south of Lake Winnipesaukee via Interstate 93 and U.S. Route 3. Commercial airlines that fly into Manchester from major cities include Delta, Southwest and United. Manchester -- Boston Regional Airport is also 50 miles north of Boston, and is preferred as a less congested alternative to Logan International.
Manchester is New Hampshire's largest city. Recreation in Manchester centers upon the Merrimack River valley. The Intervale Golf Course is a public facility overlooking the Merrimack. Beyond the river, scenic parkland is available throughout Manchester at Doors Pond and the Piscataquog River.
Manchester -- Boston Regional Airport
1 Airport Rd.
Manchester, NH 03103
603-624-6556
flymanchester.com
Portland International Jetport
Portland, Maine is 50 miles east of Lake Winnipesaukee along Route 25. Be advised that Route 25 is a winding two-lane road through Northern New England that is a dangerous drive during wintry conditions. Portland provides immediate access to the Maine Coast and Interstate 95. This area is notable for its rocky beaches, pristine lakes, and rugged outdoors. At Portland proper, New Englanders may visit the Portland's Observatory and Museum of Art for culture. Further, Portland Head Light is a lighthouse and museum of note at Cape Elizabeth.
Portland International Jetport generally receives arrivals from Chicago, Detroit, and the East Coast. Frequent service is offered between Portland and New York City via JFK, LaGuardia, and Newark. Further, Portland International Jetport accommodates flights to and from Nova Scotia, Canada. On-site rental car companies include Alamo, Enterprise and Hertz.
Portland International Jetport
1001 Westbrook St.
Portland, ME 04102
207-774-7301
portlandjetport.org
Article Written By Kofi Bofah
Kofi Bofah has been writing Internet content since 2010, with articles appearing on various websites. He is the founder of ONYX INVESTMENTS, which is based out of Chicago. Bofah enjoys writing about business, finance, travel, transportation, sports and entertainment. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
