Area Information
Mount Kearsarge
The Warner, New Hampshire area is filled with all kinds of things to do. Below are just a few of the many ways to enjoy the area and what it has to offer.
- Kearsarge Regional Schools offer excellent academics and full sports programs.
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Warner youth sports teams include baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, football and cheerleading.
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Rollins State Park on Mt. Kearsarge - From the center of town Mt. Kearsarge Road climbs almost to the 2937' to the summit. There's a short hike to the tower at the top of the mountain.
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The Warner River flows through town with rainbow, native trout and Atlantic Salmon.
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Active horse community with indoor-riding arenas and many miles of old, unused dirt roads for trail riding.
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The Kearsarge Trail Snails Snowmobile Club - Many miles of well organized, groomed snowmobile trails, having direct access to Canada. These trails are used for cross-country skiing, snow shoeing, hiking, mountain biking and sled dogs.
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Ski areas within ½ hour and several more within an hour.
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Mt. Kearsarge Indian Museum - Education and Cultural Center boost 15,000 years of the history of native people.
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New Hampshire Telephone Museum – Discover over 130 years of telephone history.
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A multitude of well-known craftsmen, artists, illustrators, writers, and poets reside in Warner.
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Warner Fall Foliage Festival has been the focus of a well-organized autumn celebration for over 50 years, attracting thousands. It’s awesome undertaking reveals Warner's Unique Community Spirit.
Warner - all turnpike to Concord Jct. I-93 and I-89. South I-93, minutes to: Manchester 30, Nashua 50 and Boston 1.5 hours. North I-89, minutes to: New London 15, Lebanon and White River Jct. 35, Hanover 45, Canada 2.5 hours and Newport R.I. 3 hours.
Call us at 603-456-3000 to make an appointment or stop by our office at 8 East Main Street, Warner, NH 03278. From the south, take I-89 north, exit 8 - left @ end of ramp - right @ stop, onto Rt. 103 west – continue 1 mile - white colonial on left across from the town hall. From the north, take I-89 south, exit 9 - left @ end of ramp - 1 mile on the right.