New Hampshire - Great North Woods

A Bold Display of a Mighty Industry

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Located in the Androscoggin River Valley in the heart of New Hampshire's Great North Woods, the Northern Forest Heritage Park on Main Street in Berlin is a non-profit trust that interprets the history of the working forest and celebrates the heritage of the Great North Woods Region. This is a wonderful place to see and hear the logging traditions of the Great North Woods of New Hampshire come to life. The park includes a three acre site with access and walkways along the mighty Androscoggin River, an outdoor amphitheater, a full-size replica logging camp, the Brown Company House Museum, and an Artisans Gift Shop. The park art exhibits, concerts, major cultural festivals, lumberjack competitions, special blacksmith demonstrations and special events. A fascinating and impressive exploration for the whole family. Open year round with limited programming in the winter. Phone: 603-752-7202

Fiddleheads' Artists Celebrate
the Beauty of Nature

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Fiddleheads -- A Great North Woods Shoppe is a place to find distinctive gifts from the hands of artists. The shop’s website celebrates the artists who produce the fine glasswork, jewelry and metalwork, and leather work, much of it celebrating natural imagery. Work on display at the shop, on Main Street in Colebrook, includes glass by Stephen Kitras, pottery by Smoky Mountain Potter and right Off the Batt Pottery, jewelry by Gardella, and more. Stop, browse, exclaim. Phone: 603-237-9302