Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Maine

While in Maine, you might enjoy a visit to:

Chutters general store boasts of its 112-ft. long glass counter devoted to nothing but selling candy.
~49 miles from Bethel.

Betty And Barney Hill were the first of the modern-day "abductees." They claimed to have been waylaid and probed by aliens while driving south on US 3 on September 19, 1961. Noted with a historical marker.
~49 miles from Bethel.

Plaque on a rock marks the location of an Indian village attacked by white colonists in 1712. Self guided tour literature for the New Hampshire historical trail is available at the town building or chamber of commerce.
~62 miles from Bethel.

Wooden walkways ease your path around mysterious ice caves. The ice can be 12 feet thick in the Spring, but it's usually gone by August.
~65 miles from Bethel.

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