Tucked away on the north-eastern border of New Hampshire in Merrimack County, Warner offers visitors a variety of interesting attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can take on the extensive hiking trails of Mount Kearsage, Mink Hills and the Chandler Reservation while history lovers have many historic buildings to explore in the Waterloo Historic District. There are two covered bridges close to town and museums include the Mt. Kearsage Indian Museum, the New Hampshire Telephone Museum, Warner Firefighter’s Museum and the Warner Historical Society Museum. Main Street is home to a good variety of shops and restaurants. The highlight of the year is the Warner Fall Foliage Festival. CDC information for travelers. Hours/availability may have changed.
6 Best Things to Do in Warner, New Hampshire
- Mount Kearsage, Photo: duke2015/stock.adobe.com
- Mount Kearsage Indian Museum, Photo: Mount Kearsage Indian Museum
- Waterloo Covered Bridge, Warner, New Hampshire, Photo: Adina/stock.adobe.com
- Dalton Covered Bridge, Warner, NH, Photo: Carlos/stock.adobe.com
- Main Street Book Ends, Warner, New Hampshire, Photo: Main Street Book Ends
- Yankee Farmer’s Market, Warner, New Hampshire, Photo: Yankee Farmer’s Market
- Cover Photo: duke2015/stock.adobe.com
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