- The list below includes 119 free or cheap things to do in or near Moultonborough, New Hampshire, including 81 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Mini Golf, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Specialty Shops.
- From Bald Knob to Castle in the Clouds, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Moultonborough and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Wolfeboro, North Conway, Conway and Laconia.
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Open since 1916, the Woodman Institute Museum focuses on local history, natural science and art, exhibited in the style of a 19th Century museum.
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Home of the New Hampshire Junior Monarchs hockey team, Tri-Town Ice Arena is an ice skating venue that hosts a number of skating events. These include public skating sessions, stick-and-puck sessions, and hockey games for teams of all skill levels.
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As a volunteer run museum, Woodman Museum provides group tours that showcase the history of the region. The museum features Native American artifacts, rocks, fossils, photographs, stuffed animals, and more.
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Boom Field Disc Golf Course is more than 25.6 acres of rolling fields with trees, shrubbery and deep rough. The entire course is about 5,350 ft with 6 holes over 300 ft and the longest over 700 ft.
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Charmingfare Farm houses a zoo with agricultural animals and North American wildlife, including black bears, wildcats and reindeer. Explore the grounds on a horse-drawn hay or carriage ride, or a winter sleigh ride, learn about farm life at the Dairy Discovery Barn, or hike the site with a llama companion.
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Offering views of Mount Washington, the Imp Trail Loop travels more than six miles towards a cliff known as Imp Face, where hikers can capture a view of the valley below. This is a steep climb with difficult terrain.
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Wagon Hill Farm is a preserved historic farm that offers acres of walkable fields and woodland paths. When there is enough snow, visitors can sled on the hill overlooking Great Bay.
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A 1785 Georgian mansion, the Hamilton House was built strategically upon a bluff that overlooks the Salmon Falls River. It was a great location for owner Johnathan Hamilton, a shipping magnate to oversee his business from above. Get to check out the well-manicured gardens too.
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Broadturn Farm is a scenic, rustic farm that welcomes visitors for tours and to experience a taste of farm life and work. The farm features a shop where visitors can purchase farm-grown produce and other products.
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A memorial park, the Vaughan Woods State Park is a 250 acre park bequeathed to the state of Maine by Elizabeth Vaughn. Visitors can go on a guided tour of the historic home in the area or go hiking.