Location: Littleton
Top Things to do in Littleton
What to do and see in Littleton, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Littleton is a town in Grafton County, New Hampshire, United States. The population was 5,928 at the 2010 census. Situated at the northern edge of the White Mountains, Littleton is bounded on the northwest by the Connecticut River.
Restaurants in Littleton
1. Riverwalk Covered Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Reviewed By Mike D - Littleton, New Hampshire
The covered bridge in Littleton NH is a walking only bridge. The location over the Ammonoosuc river is just down river from a series of falls that make a great backdrop for photos. The shoreline is dotted with red maple and a kaleidoscope of color this fall. Saturday their is a Fly Fishing event being held on the river where viewing from the bridge will be epic. Check out Ammonoosuc chapter of TU for details. This spot is amazing any time year and there is a great craft beer place "Schillings" a few steps away. You vill love it.
2. Colonial Theatre
Overall Ratings
5 based on 46 reviews
Located in the heart of The White Mountains, the historic 300 seat Colonial Theatre originally opened in 1915. Today it presents world-class performing artists, independent and world cinema, and quality family entertainment from May-October. The Colonial is listed on the New Hampshire State Register of Historic Places.
Reviewed By AuntieMartha - Vermont
Super comfy, great people, incredible line up, and every seat a winner. Can't beat it. The outdoor area for drinks is fun to share with others. And then did I mention JANE? She has the humor and vitality to introduce any show from Justin Townes Earl to The Wood Bros..
3. Team O'Neil Rally School
Overall Ratings
5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Mark B - San Diego, California
I was extremely fortunate to get a slot in a last minute 5 day class. The professionalism of the staff at Team O'Neil is unsurpassed. Instructors are extremely patient, understanding, and knowledgeable and have absolutely no egos (very down to earth). They come from varied backgrounds and have extensive experience in their areas of expertise. Max, Steve, and Al are the instructors I worked with the most, and were a pleasure to work with. It is truly amazing how fast the skill progression occurs. By day five you are tearing down gravel roads on their 600 acre property at top speed with minimal input. I highly recommend this course.
4. Harman's Cheese & Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Known for Harman's Really-Aged Cheddar, aged at least 2 years. Free samples out for tasting. Other unique and delicious food products including Maple Syrup, Items made with Maple Syrup, Flavored & Smoked Cheddars, Condiments, Mustard, Locally made Pickles and Relishes, Jams, Savory & Sweet Jellies, Marmalades, NH-Made products. Gifts and limited Souvenirs with an excellent selection of local postcards.
Reviewed By bb_mccaw - New York City
Set inside an inviting porch-front building, this small family-owned store in "beautiful downtown" Sugar Hill, is renown for its wonderful premium aged cheddar and other cheeses. You'll also find this shop packed with real local maple syrup (of course!) and a variety of local and regional candies, jellies, soups, and much more...even Moxie jelly! Hey, remember Moxie? And the folks behind the counter couldn't be nicer or more helpful.
I defy you to walk out of this store empty-handed!
Now, after you've visited Harman's, drive east to the Sugar Hill Sampler's barn at the crest of the hill, and then down to Polly's Pancake Parlor...
5. Pollyanna of Littleton Statue
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By TFopinion - Pennsylvania
The "Be Glad" theme of Littleton is reflective in this statue which is cute and worth a photo or two, but it is, folks, just a statue. Not sure what more to say other than it's one of several quick tourist stops in Littleton that should be on your list so you can say you saw it. Located in front of the library in the main part of town.
6. Appalachian Mountain Club High Huts
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Steeped in more than 100 years of tradition, the AMC's network of mountain huts provides a unique backcountry adventure for novice and experienced hikers alike. Each a day's hike apart along the Appalachian Trail in New Hampshire's White Mountains, AMC Huts offer mountain hospitality in spectacular locations above treeline or near mountain lakes or waterfalls.
Reviewed By TravelDonCA - California
We went here to obtain information on Tuckerman’s Ravine and Kancamagus Highway.
We spoke with a gentleman named Jeff Gillianson(? sp). He was a fount of very useful information and we based our 2nd day of hiking on his recommendations. His advice was knowledgeable and excellent.
There was all kinds of useful information and history to be found at Pinkham Notch.
7. The Gallery at WREN
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
The Gallery at WREN is a venue for emerging and established artists. Monthly shows presents individual and group shows. Open daily 10am-5pm.
Reviewed By Lois V - Northborough, Massachusetts
Although we didn't buy anything this visit, we always love to visit this store and look at the beautiful works of art (jewelry, ceramics, woodworking, etc.) We've bought several items of jewelry here in the past.
8. Local Works Marketplace at WREN
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Over 300 local artisans showcased in this store and gallery. Discover an extraordinary display of jewelry, pottery, textiles, baskets, food, fine art, furniture and more. Open daily 10am-5pm. Located in the quirky little town of Bethlehem, that is always fun to visit.
Reviewed By kevin w - Bethel, Maine
I'm not usually enamored with gift galleries but I found the Local Works Market place to be very enjoyable. The items on display are from talented local artisan, very talented artisans. I didn't examine every item (there are a lot) to see if they are all locally produced but every item I looked at was. It's not the usual tourist shop with a few local items backed up with mass produced items.
9. Ski Hearth Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By BeBe_Bon - Houston, Texas
Coming back to Franconia from Littleton we happened upon a sign that read "Cafe". Stopped at this little farm which was only opened for a short time after harvest season.
They had several organic and natural (no meats) dishes and deserts. They were closing the following day for the season, they told us. A bit of natural Americana, it was a lovely stop !
10. Flume Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
An 800-foot gorge that extends from the base of Mount Liberty. It is open from May 8 - October 25.
Reviewed By Robby G C - Toronto, Canada
The welcome Center had lots of historical content and it was good for us to know.Once we left this building, we saw amazing attractions.
This was our highlight of Franconia. This is an amazing adventure. We saw some great rocks. Unmovable!
We were walking in the forest. We saw two beautiful covered bridges. The last one had great views. Wow!
Once we were in the flume, we were mesmerized by its beauty. The further we went, the more beautiful it became.
They had paths near the river and waterfalls and wooden stairs. There were so many waterfalls. Everyone in our vicinity were walking quite slow, so that they could take some nice pictures, which wasn't be difficult.
We stayed here for 3 hours. It was so beautiful. We even enjoyed our walk in the forest.
It's a must see! Enjoy!
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