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What do you dream when you dream New Hampshire? Quaint towns? Clean air? Good food? Good times? Explore Moose Mountains is a non-profit organization whose mission is to strengthen the regional economy of the Moose Mountains Region of NH by promoting all the unique businesses, destinations, and events in its towns and villages consisting of Brookfield, Farmington, Middleton, Milton, New Durham, Wakefield, and Wolfeboro. Come to the New Hampshire that feels like HOME.

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FEATURED DESTINATION

Cotton Valley Rail Trail

A 12+ mile rail trail extending from Wolfeboro through Brookfield and ending in Wakefield NH. This beautifully maintained trail is available for use by foot, bike or even motor car and traverses past lakes, streams, through woods and fields. Hop on at either end or along the stretch at multiple parking stops. Opportunities for wildlife viewing, fishing and connecting back to nature.

The trail is maintained by the Cotton Valley Rail Trail Club.

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For more details:
Visit their website Cottonvalleyrailtrail.org
or facebook page Cotton Valley Rail Trail

Discover

The Farms of Moose Mountains

Enjoy a farm to table feast. Cut your very own Christmas tree–perhaps with a sleigh ride included! Visit an authentic maple sugar shack. Enjoy a farm to table feast. Enroll in a Farm Share program. Churn butter or pet a pig. Pick your own…The Moose Mountains Region has a rich farming culture in every season!

Branch Hill Farm

Milton Milton Mills

Brown’s Ridge Family Farm

Wolfeboro

Butternut Farm

Farmington

McKenzie’s Farm

Milton

Top of the Hill Farm

Wolfeboro

Tumbledown Farms

Brookfield

Experience

The Moose Mountains Region

So MANY places to go. So MANY things to do. See why it’s hard to choose your favorites in the Moose Mountains Region.

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Cautionary Tale/Good News Story

Have you ever seen a story about an animal in distress from having gotten stuck in trash? A bear with a jar on their head?A deer with a tire on their antlers?And, you think, "That's so sad" but also "That's not here."Well, that second thought was not the case for Laura Power today. Just over in Milton Mills she encountered this sad skunk, jar stuck on their head, in her yard. What to do?Well, after she witnessed it spray all over the yard (out of fear), she "figured it did not have anything left" so she "walked up, grabbed the jar and pulled till it came off" after which the skunk walked off into the woods. The feel good of the story is clear - we applaud Laura for taking action in what was absolutely a precarious situation. (how many of us would have done the same?)And, the caution? Well, that comes to the trash. These unfortunate situations not only actually happen but they can (and do) happen right here in our region and state. Understanding litter laws, setting up reliable trash pick up and even getting involved in community clean ups are important steps to help minimize such occurrences (as well as helping keep less animals wandering into yards for food sources, decreasing rodent populations and generally improving the aesthetics of the place we live and love). In fact, we heard a Don't Trash Milton volunteer group recently started in Milton, NH.Do you know of any other local groups or programs? ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 3 weeks ago
Cautionary Tale/Good News Story Have you ever seen a story about an animal in distress from having gotten stuck in trash? A bear with a jar on their head? A deer with a tire on their antlers? And, you think, Thats so sad but also Thats not here. Well, that second thought was not the case for Laura Power today. Just over in Milton Mills she encountered this sad skunk, jar stuck on their head, in her yard. What to do? Well, after she witnessed it spray all over the yard (out of fear), she figured it did not have anything left so she walked up, grabbed the jar and pulled till it came off after which the skunk walked off into the woods. The feel good of the story is clear - we applaud Laura for taking action in what was absolutely a precarious situation. (how many of us would have done the same?) And, the caution? Well, that comes to the trash. These unfortunate situations not only actually happen but they can (and do) happen right here in our region and state. Understanding litter laws, setting up reliable trash pick up and even getting involved in community clean ups are important steps to help minimize such occurrences (as well as helping keep less animals wandering into yards for food sources, decreasing rodent populations and generally improving the aesthetics of the place we live and love). In fact, we heard a Dont Trash Milton volunteer group recently started in Milton, NH. Do you know of any other local groups or programs?Image attachment
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Want to learn something new?

Try curling!The Lakes Region Curling Association is hosting their annual fall Learn-To-Curl public clinic at the end of this month and it's bound to be a fantastic time.Open to ages 14+ and affordable for an afternoon of instruction (with provided equipment) at the Pop Whalen Ice and Arts Center in Wolfeboro. Learn more at lakescurlingnh.org ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 1 month ago
Want to learn something new? Try curling! The Lakes Region Curling Association is hosting their annual fall Learn-To-Curl public clinic at the end of this month and its bound to be a fantastic time. Open to ages 14+ and affordable for an afternoon of instruction (with provided equipment) at the Pop Whalen Ice and Arts Center in Wolfeboro. Learn more at lakescurlingnh.orgImage attachmentImage attachment+1Image attachment
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Well good morning to you!

We wanted to quickly share this schedule from Recycled Percussion who is already hours into this crazy schedule of playing music from their crafted trailer (all the way up Mount Washington as it were). They will be heading down and back to multiple stops in New Hampshire including...one stop in the Moose Mountains Region at the Farmington Town Hall. WHY?They're mission is collecting as many gently used winter jackets as possible. So, if you have some taking up space in your closet, consider taking them with you before heading out for your Saturday breakfast or recreation and dropping them off at a stop near you.World record attempt starts NOW! 5:18amOur parade float is setting off and the performing begins. First up? A 2 hour drive on the back of this traveling from Laconia,NH to the famous Mt Washington auto road where we will summit the mountain while performing! 16 hours of performing today and the goal is to collect as many gently used winter jackets for those in need! Here is the most up to date schedule we have so far. North Conway | 9:30a — 9:50a Wicked Fresh Craft Burgers 19 Barnes Rd, North Conway, NH 03860 Effingham | 10:35a — 10:55a Town Hall 68 School St, Effingham, NH 03882 Farmington | 11:40a — 12n Town Hall 356 Main St, Farmington, NH 03835 Rochester | 12:20p — 12:40p 110 Grill 136 Market Pl Blvd, Rochester, NH 03867 Dover | 1p — 1:20p Pizza Hut 915 Central Ave, Dover, NH 03820 Exeter | 1:50p — 2:10p B&M Glass Co. 98 Epping Rd, Exeter, NH 03833 Salem | 3p — 3:20p Boys & Girls Club 3 Geremonty Dr, Salem, NH 03079 Lowell, MA | 4p — 4:20p Humane Society 951 Broadway St, Lowell, MA 01854 Nashua | 5p — 5:20 Jordan’s furniture Litchfield | 5:40p — 6p Goffstown | 6:45p — 7:05p Henniker | 7:40p — 8p SuperScoops 58 Main St, Henniker, NH 03242 Concord | 8:30p — 8:50p Steeplegate Mall 270 Loudon Rd, Concord, NH 03301 Franklin | 9:20p — 9:40p City Hall 316 Central St, Franklin, NH 03235 Laconia | 10p The CAKE Theatre 12 Veterans Sq, Laconia, NH 03246 ... See MoreSee Less

Posted 1 month ago
Well good morning to you! We wanted to quickly share this schedule from Recycled Percussion who is already hours into this crazy schedule of playing music from their crafted trailer (all the way up Mount Washington as it were). They will be heading down and back to multiple stops in New Hampshire including... one stop in the Moose Mountains Region at the Farmington Town Hall. WHY? Theyre mission is collecting as many gently used winter jackets as possible. So, if you have some taking up space in your closet, consider taking them with you before heading out for your Saturday breakfast or recreation and dropping them off at a stop near you.
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