New Hampshire Maple Experience

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  • Sawmill
  • Bucket
  • Horse Wagon
  • boiling maple Sap
The Rocks is part of the Coös County initiative for the Grand Adventures

Self-guided Maple Tours at the N.H. Maple Experience open June 1.  Visit The Rocks Estate in Bethlehem, N.H., from June through Columbus Day and create your own Maple Experience!

Visitors are welcome to The Rocks Estate year-round, and our trails system is open daily from dawn until dusk. Pets are welcome, too! 

Maple Sap spigotMaple sugaring has been a sweet tradition for centuries in New Hampshire, where smoke rising from sugar houses tucked into the woods signals spring's arrival. As the days warm, sap begins to flow through sugar maple trees, ready to be crafted into sweet maple syrup, sugar, and candy.

Maple Sap spigotThe New Hampshire Maple Experience at The Rocks Estate explores and demonstrates this maple tradition, from the techniques used by Native Americans and early European settlers of the region to the operations of the modern sugar maker.

Maple Sap spigotHoused in a 1906 building on the historic Rocks Estate in scenic Bethlehem, with stunning views of the White Mountains, The New Hampshire Maple Experience includes a working sugar house and interactive museum housing maple artifacts from the extensive collection of legendary sugar maker Charlie Stewart of nearby Sugar Hill.

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Society for the Protection of NH Forests

The NH Maple Experience is located at The Rocks Estate in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, the North Country Conservation & Education Center for the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests.