Colebrook Travel Guide

Dramatic cliffs and waterfalls define this mountain pass with hiking trails to Table Rock's panoramic vistas. Explore Dixville Flume and capture stunning fall foliage from the park's rugged, free viewpoints.

This 80-foot cascade offers roadside splendour with minimal effort required for breathtaking views. Explore short trails to the waterfall's base or simply enjoy a picnic in the well-maintained natural area.

This historic grand resort in Dixville Notch combines luxurious accommodation with 11,000 acres of wilderness. Experience the golf course or seasonal skiing while surrounded by New Hampshire's natural beauty.

Tucked in New Hampshire's North Country, Coleman State Park offers pristine trout fishing in Little Diamond Pond. Explore the wilderness via hiking trails or quad bike routes that become snowmobile paths in winter.

This authentic 100-acre farmstead showcases rural New England life from 1830s-1980s through original buildings and artefacts. Explore historical clothing, tools, and horse-drawn wagons during summer.

Designed by Donald J. Ross in 1912, this mountain golf course blends classic architecture with stunning natural vistas. Navigate its undulating terrain and challenging approach shots amid panoramic mountain views.

This scenic trail leads to Table Rock cliff and Huntington Falls, offering panoramic mountain views. Autumn hikers are rewarded with vibrant foliage colours along the moderately challenging forest path.

After visiting Columbia Town Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Colebrook. Wander the parks or discover the area's mountain views.