About Enfield, New Hampshire
Lying on the western bank of Lake Mascoma, the Shaker community of Enfield was established in 1793. While the society was founded in the late 18th century, many of its significant buildings were not constructed until the mid-19th century. These buildings have been heralded for their sophistication and the dynamic use of stone masonry techniques, specifically the use of granite, previously not found in early 19th-century New England architecture.
Today, Enfield is a town in Grafton County, New Hampshire with a population of about 4,600. The town includes the villages of Enfield, Enfield Center, Upper Shaker Village, Lower Shaker Village, Lockehaven, and Montcalm.
Leaf Peeping
New Hampshire fall foliage features brilliant hues and spectacular scenery. The changing colors of leaves in autumn is one of nature’s most beloved rites of passage—and makes for one of the most popular and inexpensive getaways for families. Live Foliage Map »
Local Attractions
Schools
Activities
- Swimming
- Leaf Peeping
- Skiing (Down Hill & Cross Country)
- Snow Snowmobiling
- Quechee Baloon Festival
Nearby
- Powerhouse Mall
- Quechee Gorge
- Simon Pearce Glass Blowing
- Billings Farm Museum
- Baker Library
- Flood Museum
- Hopkins Center
- Montshire Museum
- Ruggles Mine
- St. Gaudens National Historic Site
- Lebanon Airport
- Lebanon Opera House
- Ragged Mountain Ski Area
Bike the Northern Rail Trail
Whether you are a bicycle enthusiast, a casual biker, a locavore, nature lover or history buff, you will love our inn to inn bike tours. New Hampshire is a cyclist’s paradise, and our bike tours combine biking on the Northern Rail Trail with the luxury and convenience of being able to relax nightly in gracious inns, followed in the mornings by a gourmet breakfast before you hit the rail trail again.
Seven historic inns throughout the Lakes and Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee regions of New Hampshire are connected by the Northern Rail Trail and are offering inn to inn packages. Come stay with us and enjoy breakfast and dinner and relax at sunset after a fulfilling day bicycling.
All along the rail trail, cyclists will encounter a landscape of historic covered bridges, sustainable farms, orchards, horse and alpaca farms, sparkling lakes and streams. You will also see a plethora of wildlife along the rail trail routes along with historic places situated in quaint and vibrant New England towns.
Join us for your choice of inn to inn or a multi-inn tours, bicycling through a beautiful countryside of rolling fields, verdant forests and picturesque New Hampshire towns.
Lunches will be provided. Bike rentals and luggage transportation are also available. For more visit bikethenorthernrailtrail.com.
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