Top Things to do in Sugar Hill
What to do and see in Sugar Hill, White Mountains: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Sugar Hill, United States including Applewood Antiques, Ski Hearth Farm, Sugar Hill Historical Museum, Harman's Cheese & Country Store, Sugar Hill Sampler, Sunset Hill Golf Course.
1. Applewood Antiques
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
Applewood Antiques is an eclectic shabby chic style antique shop, jam-packed with many thing to catch your eye. Our customers are shocked by the extensive amount of inventory we have. We carry, ironstone, transfer-ware (in many colors), majolica, crystal, chandeliers, silver-plate, furniture, artwork, and JEWELRY!
2. Ski Hearth Farm
3. Sugar Hill Historical Museum
4. Harman's Cheese & Country Store
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 97 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 Dream102930 - Roslyn, United States
Worth the ride over if you love cheese - so flavorful- we stop by every time we come to white mountains
5. Sugar Hill Sampler
6. Sunset Hill Golf Course
Overall Ratings
3.0 based on 9 reviews
Built in 1897, New Hampshire's oldest 9-hole golf course has beautiful mountain views and has been approved to be on the National Historic Register. The entire property is under a conservation easement to preserve it forever. We use very few chemicals in our greens maintenance, and rely on our 'experienced' grass to carry us through. It does. This is a perfect course for a fun game of golf the way it has been played through centuries. Indeed, it is virtually unchanged from its 1897 design! If you want a 5000-yard manicured PGA challenge, you might be happier elsewhere - but for $15.00 (less than a round of mini golf), whats not to love?
