Littleton Holidays

Step into Chutters, home to the world's longest sweets counter at 112 feet with over 500 varieties. Sample their famous homemade fudge while browsing an impressive array of nostalgic and gourmet sweets.

Explore America's coin history at this specialised museum featuring ancient artefacts and Yap Island stone money. Take a free guided tour and browse unique numismatic treasures in the gift shop.

Wind through 25 miles of community-built trails at Parker Mountain, where forest paths welcome bikers and hikers alike. Explore the terrain with a challenging 3.9-mile route offering scenic views.

This rewarding hike culminates in breathtaking panoramic views of Littleton, the Ammonoosuc River Valley, and Presidential Range. The trail features rest benches and a summit picnic table for savouring the scenery.

Step into Littleton's past at this Opera House basement museum showcasing local industry and Victorian life. Browse artefacts from Saranac Glove Company and Norton Pike while volunteers share town stories.

This 1874 Gothic church captivates with twin spires and Tiffany stained glass windows from 1902. Inside, visitors experience the harmonious sounds of a rare 1883 Hook and Hastings organ during Sunday services.

This 1798 grist mill, one of New Hampshire's oldest commercial buildings, now houses Schilling Beer Co. Savour European-inspired craft beers and wood-fired pizzas on riverside decks overlooking the Ammonoosuc.

This charming pedestrian bridge showcases classic New England covered architecture spanning the Ammonoosuc River. Stroll across for picturesque views before exploring the half-mile Littleton Riverwalk trail.