Destinations · New Hampshire
Rindge
NH · 42.7497, -72.0103
From Rindge, New Hampshire, Byway's registries place 6 scenic byways within 30 miles.
Understand
Rindge is a small town in Cheshire County, New Hampshire that was originally inhabited by ancestors of the Abenaki Tribe of Native Americans. Evidence has displayed that the region may have been inhabited as many as 11,000 years ago. The first modern settler was Abel Platts, who arrived in 1738. The onset of the French and Indian War in 1744 drove the majority of the initial settlers away, but only for a short time. Platts and a small group of settlers returned to establish a more permanent residence in 1758 after the war had subsided.
Day-trip loops
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Within reach
Measured from Byway's own registries, 30 miles around town.
Scenic byways
- Mohawk Trail - MA · 19 mi · national
- Lost Villages Scenic Byway · 21 mi
- Connecticut River Byway · 22 mi · national
- General John Stark Scenic Byway · 22 mi
- Currier & Ives Trail · 26 mi
- Molly Stark Scenic Byway · 29 mi
Lookouts
- Kiwanis Point · 20 mi
- Beal's Knob Vista · 22 mi
- Overlook · 23 mi
- Waterfall · 24 mi
Named places
- Rindge Historcal Museum · 0 mi
- Thrasher Hill · 0 mi
- Todd Hill · 0 mi
- Lord Hill · 1 mi
- Towne Hill · 2 mi
- Weatherbee Hill · 2 mi
- Hog Hill · 3 mi
- Carter Hill · 3 mi
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