Top Things to do in Sandwich
The 8 Best Things to do in Sandwich, White Mountains
Discover the best top things to do in Sandwich, United States including Mount Morgan and Mount Percival Loop, Surroundings Art Gallery, Sandwich Notch, Beede Falls, Durgin Bridge, Sandwich Creamery, Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods, Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery.
1. Mount Morgan and Mount Percival Loop
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By mountlombard - Sandown, United States
Just a great moderate hike. Go up Percival first and do the caves. Tight squeeze! Then take the Ridge to Morgan. Trails are well maintained. Parking is a challenge on weekends. Do get an early start and pack sturdy shoes. Great day!
2. Surroundings Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Traditional New England original art: landscapes, folk art, wood carvings and more.
3. Sandwich Notch
4. Beede Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By cwmckinley
A great place to explore especially with young children. No bathrooms though. Short hike/walk between all the falls. The Cow Cave was fun to explore also. Make sure you go up the trails on the sides from the main waterfall then follow the trail to the lower falls also. Just a short walk to Cow Cave. Wonderful spot to have an adventure!
5. Durgin Bridge
6. Sandwich Creamery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 26 reviews
7. Chapman Sanctuary and Visny Woods
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 3 reviews
CSVW is a 225+ acre nonprofit nature, bird, and wildlife sanctuary in Center Sandwich. Outdoor enthusiasts of all ages can connect with nature and explore more than 10 miles of woodland walking trails and meadows, water habitats, and streams. The Chapman House grounds have picnic tables and lush perennial gardens. Fox, bear, moose, deer, beaver, turtles, pollinators, woodland animals and dozens of wild bird species make use of the protected habitat afforded them throughout the CSVW property. We are not a zoo; birds and wildlife are not in cages. You may or may not encounter or observe them everyday. Points of interest include the 300 year old hemlock "Witness Tree" on the Cold River. Trails are for low-impact reaction only (walking, hiking, snow-shoeing, and cross-country skiing). Please sign in at the Visitor Kiosk & take a trail map. Open daily during daylight hours. Admission is free. Bring binoculars and a camera; we're a photographer's dream! See our website for more info.
8. Patricia Ladd Carega Gallery
The direction of my gallery has always been, and still is, to exhibit the best contemporary art for reasonable prices.
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