Dropped by again this weekend and finally picked up something I had my eye on for a while... a…read moreMexican dancing lady figurine which was put for sale with a very sweet note by the former owner. I'm not going to share it on here but... girl if you ever see this, I understand, and I will.

One of our most favorite shops when we visit Littleton! My teenagers love spending time downstairs,…read moresifting through all the antiques. They are especially taken with the vintage postcards and books. Always a must see while we are visiting this quaint little town.

I'm 5'8" and weigh 320, but still made the strenuous hike. Lots of stairs and elevation changes,…read morebut the views and scenery reward you for your efforts. Well worth the 2 hour hike.

Has a cafeteria, a gift shop, bathroom and seats to soak in everything wonderful in the trail.read more

What a wonderful bookstore! My new favorite! This place is run by volunteers, and instead of paying…read morea set price for a book, you donate what you would like to pay for it. Upon entering, it seems a bit small, but there are rooms in the back you can access if you ask. They actually have an impressive selection. I love this bookstore!

Wow! A true treasure as this store has so much great finds at amazing prices. Lots of antiques,…read morevintage items, records, CD's and some newer items. All displayed so beautifully! The owner was so sweet. I must visit when in town.

This is such a nice antique store! It is small, but what they have is wonderful. Lots of smalls,…read morevintage kitchen, and more. I do miss their Christmas room, which was so nice. They have a few Christmas items, but not as much as they had before. Prices are on the average side. I overpaid a bit by a few dollars for a vintage apple pie plate they had, but I loved it so I bought it. The woman who owns it is super nice and very friendly. I have had nice conversations with her the times I have gone in. It is a place we only go to when up in North Conway because we live too far for a day visit, but we visit every time we are up there.

Vintage Junky is an antiques "group shop" on the main road into Berlin - Rt. 16. It opened last…read morefall. They have an excellent, and constantly changing, wide ranging inventory of everything from small knick knacks to larger pieces of furniture. I prefer group shops because with all the different vendors you get a better variety than with a single owner, who tends to specialize in one thing. For example, there is one person who specializes in old tools, anvils, etc., which are generally hard to find. There is also some nice old advertising posters from the Berlin area and white mountains area in general. A big trend in antiques now is "repurposing", where someone takes and old machine base, or sewing machine wrought iron base, and puts a butcher block top on it to make a cool table or island. This store has some great stuff for that type of thing. Berlin made a huge decision last winter to allow the ATV's full use of the city streets, as long as you are going to a business in Berlin. This will now open the floodgates of tourism to the area, as Berlin is now the most ATV-friendly city in America west of the Mississippi river. When visiting the area, this is a great place to stop in and do a little "treasure hunting". The owner, Maureen, is super nice and very helpful. And I've saved the best for last - the PRICES ARE TERRIFIC!! If you are driving up from southern NH, etc., you just might be able to find a super deal here, sell it back home at a profit, and pay for some or all of your gas money - win win!! .

This place rocks! I must admit the fender sign caught my eye. Eventually after driving past this…read moreplace a hundred times I decided to finally check it out. I'm so glad I did. They have a great selection on strings and accessories for guitars. A few guitars for sale and also some really cool vintage amps. I will definitely be back even though the fender sign is not for sale. Lol

Built in 1851, the Bartlett Historic Covered Bridge, now houses a seasonal gift shop for people to…read moreshop in, but is closed to vehicular traffic. The covered bridge, which is 183 feet long and spans the Saco River, is one of only 53 remaining in New Hampshire.

This is a nice shop that supports local artisans. Everything here is locally made. Items range…read morefrom wine to cheese to jewelry to soap to pottery. You really can find just about everything here. The staff is always super helpful. I always stop in while in the area. During this last visit I walked out with a Christmas gift and a pair of earrings for myself. Definitely worth checking out.

Dog Mountain is such a peaceful and special place to visit. It's very calm and serene, with…read morebeautiful trails that make for a great hike. The museum is really well done and adds a lot to the experience. We also had fun browsing the gift shop and picked up quite a few great gifts for the holidays. It's a wonderful place to slow down, enjoy the scenery, and spend some time exploring.

This is out in the country. It's a beautiful area…read more The dog chapel was very peaceful and you can see where pet parents put a photo of their pup on the walls. There are some walking paths to take to stretch your legs. And dogs can be off leash to roam. There is a gift shop nest to the chapel.