Hooksett, New Hampshire: Old Man of the Mountain Consolation Replica
A one-quarter-scale replica of New Hampshire's most famous rock outcropping. Reportedly cost at least $35,000 to build. After the original collapsed, this became the state's go-to old man rock face.
Right Space Self Storage
- Address:
- 180 Londonderry Tpke, Hooksett, NH
- Directions:
- Right Space Self Storage. I-93 exit 7 onto Hwy 101, then take exit 1 onto Londonderry Tpke and drive north around two miles. On the left.
- Phone:
- 603-669-7233
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Visited in July. It's beautiful and accessible (being in the southern half of the state). It's immediately east of Manchester and only 2.2 miles north of Route 101 on Bypass Route 28 (Exit 1 off Route 101). It's in front of a storage business named "RightSpace Self Storage,"and it's accessible without the business being open. My son wanted to touch it, so we walked up the steep hill and did. Very cool if you're a New Hampshire enthusiast!
[BPH, 08/02/2024]
Pretty cool stop. Comes up quick on a busy road.
[David Pride, 02/16/2012]
It appears that the Old Man of the Mountain replica gets ear muffs in the winter.
[Barry, 01/01/2011]
We thought we might share this neat replica of the Old Man of the Mountain for folks who never got to see the real one.
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This one-quarter-scale Old Man was reportedly built by three brothers who spent at least $35,000 on the project.