- Our list of the best things to do in Warner, New Hampshire, features the top 43 nearby activities — including 14 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Warner, NH has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Entertainment & Shows, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 3 things to do within the city of Warner, NH , followed by 40 popular activities in nearby cities, including Concord, Laconia, Hooksett, Tilton, Bristol, Bartlett, Canterbury, Henniker, Hillsborough and Newbury
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Monadnock State Park is surrounded by thousands of acres of protected highlands and is open year-round. They offer a family camping ground, trails for hiking and picnic tables for picking.
33.7 Miles
Established in 1927, the Historical Society of Cheshire County is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the local area. The society operates a 13,000 square-foot museum filled with historical documents and exhibits.
33.7 Miles
Formerly a house belonging to Horatio Colony II, Horatio Colony Museum features original furnishings and art from the 19th century. The museum offers tours and has an antiques collection as well as a garden outside.
33.7 Miles
Located at and affiliated with Plymouth State University, The Silver Center is a live performance venue that hosts a wide variety of traveling acts. The center features music, drama, dance, and speakers.
33.7 Miles
Dedicated to preserving the rich heritage of the Plymouth area is the Plymouth Historical Museum. The society owned museum catalogs historical documents, photographs and building plans and is available for tours.
33.8 Miles
Created for children of all ages, Cheshire Children's Museum is housed in the Center at Keene. A great place for birthday parties, the museum encourages dramatic and imaginative play.
33.9 Miles
In operation since the 1930s, Silver Ranch Stables offers horseback lessons and rides at its ranch. Depending on the season and weather, visitors can take sleigh and carriage rides through the surrounding trails.
33.9 Miles
One of the longest rail trails in New Hampshire, the Cheshire Rail Trail is popular for outdoor enthusiasts. The trail accommodates walkers, hikers, cyclists, Nordic skiers and horseback riders, and it offers beautiful views from the Stone Arch Bridge.
33.9 Miles
Measuring 3,165 feet, Mount Monadnock provides views nearly 2,000 feet above the neighboring landscape. The mountain offers hiking trails through points of interest including rock formations, waterfalls, springs, a mine and a reservoir.
33.9 Miles
Rails to Trails is a trail that borders a river that can be used for biking, hiking, and running. The trail is dog friendly and is open to snowmobiles in the winter.