Things To Do
Can’t sit still on vacation? Then head out to New Hampshire’s favorite vacation playland. Start with the Newfound Region Chamber of Commerce for some things to do and local attractions. In the wider Central NH region, encompassing the Lakes Region and White Mountains, you can enjoy anything from big name concerts, jazz/blues and folk festivals to wild NH outdoors destinations.

It's All About the Lake
Coppertoppe is located within walking distance of Newfound Lake, one of the cleanest lakes in the world and the fourth largest lake in New Hampshire. Our town beach, town forest, state parks, waterfalls, Sculptured Rocks, hiking trails, walking and bicycle trails, fishing, bird watching, and many other free or cheap activities mean you don't have to sit still if you don't want to. Within short drives, you can also enjoy rock climbing in Rumney, and rafting and tubing on the Pemi-Baker River.

Birding and Bird Watching
Speaking of birding, located on the shores of spectacular Newfound Lake, the Newfound Audubon Center includes: Paradise Point Wildlife Sanctuary, Hebron Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary-Ash Cottage and Bear Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary. We collated a Newfound Lake vicinity bird list with a neighbor's life list and you can add your sightings as well. We have another neighbor who assembled his photographs into a DVD that has been verified and matched with bird calls by National Audubon. These resources are available at Coppertoppe.

Winter Sports in New Hampshire
Coppertoppe is 5 miles from Tenney Mountain Ski resort-White Mountain Exploration and 21.3 miles of Ragged Mountain Ski and Golf resort, with Waterville Valley and Loon Mountain each about 45 minutes away and Cannon Mountain not much further. See our Ski & Stay Winter Adventures and Sports page for more information.

Hebron is home to Hardy Country Snowmobile Club and about 100 miles of maintained snowmobile trails. Join us monthly in winter for the all-you-can-eat fund-raiser dinners. Yum! Newfound Lake is a fun place to snowmobile and is also popular for ice fishing. There are also miles of snowshoe trails and cross-country hikes available on public lands and friendly properties (by referral).

Golfing in New Hampshire
When the ice and snow are too thin, it's time for golf. Central New Hampshire is home to many fine golf courses, and a near neighbor is White Mountain Country Club, which is open to the public. Just about 20 minutes away, it is easy to get to and fun to play. It is an interesting contrast to Ragged Mountain, only 21.3 miles away, so in one weekend you can play two terrains.

Wine and Food in New Hampshire
The Newfound Lake region is home to farms, orchards, and a new vineyard. Check out Haunting Whisper Vineyards in Danbury, NH. We can build a getaway for you around wine and food, incorporating wine tasting, fudge making, nutrition and artisanal baking, traditional baked goods and sandwiches to go, apple or berry picking, tours of a deer farm, teaching gardens and more. At Coppertoppe, you can schedule a gourmet cooking class for the cuisine of your choice and incorporate the beverages and desserts you've harvested. To learn about the fabulous products available, visit the NH Made website.

History and Genealogy in New Hampshire
The history of New Hampshire is the history of America. Visit New Hampshire if you are interested in early American culture, tracing your family roots in New England or learning about the environmental and social factors that still influence American culture. Every town around here has a historical society, and some, like the Hebron Historical Society, have well-documented publications on the history and genealogy of early settlers of the Newfound Lake region.

The town of Bristol, NH is an original mill town and there is a historic walking tour of Bristol spanning a century of early Americana.

Hebron, NH is 5 miles from historic Plymouth Municipal Airport that accommodates smal, planes. Pilots come to Plymouth for an annual vintage airplane rally. We are happy to arrange rides to and from the airport for you.

The surrounding mountains and lakes offer boating, swimming, skiing, hiking, riding, shopping, farms, fairs and festivals, museums, science centers, state parks, Audubon centers, AMC trails, excellent hunting and fishing, and countless natural wonders. Let us help you plan and make arrangements for your fun!