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Mount Sunapee Resort - 1 minute
Year-round recreation right in our backyard!
Sunapee Cruises - 10 minutes
Cruise beautiful Lake Sunapee and enjoy a great dinner at the same time on board the MV Kearsarge Restaurant Ship. Also home of Sunapee Watersports, where you can rent a canoe, kayak, paddleboat or Hydro-bike.
The Fells/John Hay National Wildlife Refuge on Lake Sunapee - 15 minutes
The Fells is one of New England's finest examples of an early 20th-century summer estate, with outstanding gardens. The 164-acre estate includes Colonial Revival buildings; and the Main House, which is open for historic tours Memorial Day through Columbus Day. Hiking trails that border Lake Sunapee are open year-round.
New London Barn Playhouse - 20 minutes
Outstanding summer theater in a beautiful village.
Norsk Cross Country Center - 20 minutes
Norsk has been a staple of New England nordic skiing since 1976.
Pat's Peak - 20 minutes
A fun ski area for the whole family in Henniker, New Hampshire.
John Cain Golf Course - 25 minutes
A semi-private, 18-hole golf course nestled in the heart of the Lake Sunapee region.
Eastman Cross-Country Alpine Center - 25 minutes
Enjoy fine cross country skiing at this four-season residential and recreation community.
Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum Education & Cultural Center - 30 minutes
The Museum is situated on 100 acres of field, wetlands and forest, and lies at the foot of Mt. Kearsarge, the home of Rollins State Park, and a popular hiking mountain known for one of the most spectacular views in New England.
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site - 30 minutes
Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site consists of 150 acres including the home, gardens and studios of Augustus Saint-Gaudens (1848-1907), one of America's foremost sculptors.
Cornish-Windsor, VT Covered Bridge - 30 minutes
This is the longest wooden covered bridge in the United States and the longest two-span covered bridge in the world. Other covered bridges in Cornish include the Blacksmith Shop Bridge, Blow-Me-Down-Bridge and Dingleton Hill Bridge.
Enfield Shaker Museum - 30 minutes
The Enfield Shaker Museum is dedicated to preserving the legacy of the Enfield, New Hampshire Shakers. Since opening in 1986, the Museum has developed educational exhibits and programs designed to invite active participation in learning about the extraordinary people who once lived and worked here. Another Shaker community, in Canterbury, New Hampshire, is a short distance away.
Ragged Mountain Ski Area - 45 minutes
A family-friendly mountain in Danbury, New Hampshire. "Ragged is a great little secret for those who like to be the first on their block to discover the next new place." - Ski Magazine, December 2002
Christa McAuliffe Planetarium - 60 minutes
The Planetarium is a living memorial that combines Christa McAuliffe's dream of traveling through space with her dedication to teaching, and her belief that everyone should have the opportunity to "reach for the stars."
Old Fort at No.4 - 60 minutes
The Fort at No. 4 Living History Museum, is dedicated to keeping alive the memory of men and women who helped shape Vermont and New Hampshire during the early 1700s. This historically correct re-creation of the actual fortified village helps educate people on the day-to-day living as well as historical events which took place at this location during this important period of American history.
Museum of New Hampshire History - 60 minutes
Discover New Hampshire's story from Native American times to today. Your starting point to New Hampshire, where history comes alive.
Hood Museum of Art - 60 minutes
Recognized by the American Association of Museums as "a national model," the Hood Museum of Art is one of the oldest and largest college museums in the country, housing an outstanding collection of works of art and artifacts and presenting a lively and diverse schedule of exhibitions and educational programs. As the only institution of its kind in the region, the museum serves as a vital cultural resource for the students, faculty and staff of Dartmouth College, as well as the many rural communities of the Upper Connecticut River Valley of New Hampshire and Vermont.
Canterbury Shaker Village - 60 minutes
This National Historic Landmark with 25 original buildings is situated on a rolling hilltop surrounded by open fields, woodlots, and ponds. An informative and fascinating guided tour will introduce the customs, inventions, furniture, architecture and values of this utopian society. Shop, restaurant, events.
Hopkins Center - 60 minutes
A performing and creative arts center serving northern New England, presenting world-class artists, Dartmouth student ensembles, films and exhibitions.
Currier Museum of Art - 90 minutes
Internationally reknowned art museum featuring European and American paintings, decorative arts and sculpture, as well as the Zimmerman House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1950.
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