Fall always goes by far too fast in the Granite State. It’s easy to wake up one morning to falling snow and realize that the season sped by without you really taking it in – so this year, make a point to take advantage of this gorgeous time of year before it’s too late. If you want to embrace the season with both arms, we have the perfect place for you to visit.
Sugar Hill, New Hampshire, is one of the most beautiful spots in the Granite State in the fall.
Flickr/Anthony Quintano
The town is perfect to visit in the fall because it overlooks the White Mountains, including the Presidential, Kinsman, and Franconia ranges.
Flickr/Anthony Quintano
It’s the state’s newest town, since it was formally incorporated independent of Lisbon in 1962, but it has every bit of old-school charm that you could dream of.
Flickr/rytc
With only 563 residents at the last sentence, it’s tight-night Americana at its best. There may not be much in terms of man-made attractions in this town, but you’ll love just strolling around and drinking in the views.
Flickr/Rene Rivers
A visit to Sugar Hill wouldn’t be complete without a stop for provisions at Harman’s Cheese and Country Store.
Facebook/Harman’s Cheese and Country Store
They sell all sorts of local goods in this delightfully old-fashioned shop, including amazing cheddar made especially for them.
Facebook/Harman’s Cheese and Country Store
The other required stop in Sugar Hill is of course Polly’s Pancake Parlor, one of the best breakfast spots in the state.
Facebook/Polly’s Pancake Parlor
At Polly’s, you can embrace the season fully with pumpkin pancakes, apple baked goods, and everything else your fall taste buds can imagine.
Facebook/Polly’s Pancake Parlor
Have you been to Sugar Hill? Which New Hampshire town do you think is most beautiful in the fall?
Flickr/Anthony Quintano
Flickr/rytc
Flickr/Rene Rivers
Facebook/Harman’s Cheese and Country Store
Facebook/Polly’s Pancake Parlor
OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article.
