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farm & garden tour4 Days in Western New Hampshire Best Time to Visit: May through October

day 1 – southern new hampshireStart in • Hollis where you can enjoy a garden tour and nature walk at Beaver

Brook Association (1).

Stop for breakfast or lunch at • Parker’s Maple Barn (2) in Mason, where visitors can learn

about the maple sugaring process. Remember to send home a delicious souvenir from the

Corn Crib Gift Shop.

Take a tour or go on a scenic horseback ride at the • Inn at East Hill Farm (3) in Troy.

Enjoy downtown • Peterborough and shop at Depot Square (4).

Continue on to historic • Keene for an overnight stay.

day 2 – greater Keene Shop for New Hampshire Made products at • Hannah Grimes Marketplace (5) in Keene.

Learn about organic gardens, dairy cows, Belgian horses, maple sugaring, crafts, and more at •

Stonewall Farm (6), also in Keene. Bring boxed lunches to eat at the picnic areas and

remember, milking occurs everyday at 4:30p.m.

Take a short trip to • Walpole Mountain View Winery (7) in Walpole to learn about the wine

making process.

Enjoy a show at Keene State College’s • Redfern Arts Center on Brickyard Pond (8).

Overnight in Keene.•

day 3 – Connecticut river BywayFollow the scenic Connecticut River Byway north to • Saint Gaudens (9) in Cornish for a

garden and nature tour. Remember to also explore the historic covered bridges and mills

in Cornish.

Have lunch at• Lui Lui’s (10) in Lebanon.

Explore • The Fells Historic Estate (11) and gardens in Newbury.

Stay in • Sunapee for dinner and overnight.

day 4 – heading southVisit • Stonyfield Farm (12) in Londonderry for some scrumptious yogurt samples and learn

about early days on the farm.

• Someotherideasontheway:

• Shop at the Merrimack Premium Outlets in Merrimack. Remember, shopping in

New Hampshire is tax-free!

• Take a tour of Canterbury Shaker Village, the living museum in Canterbury.

• Tour New Hampshire’s Statehouse in the quaint city of Concord.

• Take an Anheuser-Busch Brewery tour in Merrimack.

• If you are in New Hampshire’s Seacoast Region, make sure to visit Fuller Gardens

in North Hampton and Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth.

Please contact the New Hampshire Division of Travel and Tourism Development for assistance finding group-friendly overnight and meal options.

visitnh.gov

Courtesy: The Fells Historic Estate

Courtesy: Inn at East Hill Farm

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