Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near New Hampshire

While in New Hampshire, you might enjoy a visit to:

Next to Maple Groves of Vermont stands a large photo op can of maple syrup, with a scenic label illustration.
~21 miles from Lancaster.

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.
~28 miles from Lancaster.

New England's best roadside attraction, where performing bears eat ice cream and a trains full of tourists are attacked by a hairy mutant in a Mad Max car.
~31 miles from Lancaster.

An attraction for those who thought that they had done everything: an old barn spans the road like a highway overpass.
~43 miles from Lancaster.

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