Northern New Hampshire’s Ultimate Road Trips: A Guide from Littleton Chevrolet
When you live in the North Country, you know that a beautiful drive is never far away. The White Mountains are home to some of the most spectacular scenic byways in the country, offering a front-row seat to New Hampshire’s natural beauty. Whether you’re a lifelong local or a visitor looking to experience the magic of our region, a great vehicle and a full tank of gas are all you need to create unforgettable memories.
At Littleton Chevrolet, we believe your car is more than just a mode of transportation—it’s your partner in adventure. So, hop in your new Silverado or the agile Equinox, and let’s explore three of the best road trips Northern New Hampshire has to offer.
The Kancamagus Highway: A National Scenic Byway
The “Kanc,” as locals call it, is a 34.5-mile stretch of Route 112 that winds its way through the heart of the White Mountain National Forest. This is the quintessential New England road trip, especially during the fall.
What you’ll see: The Kancamagus Highway offers a non-stop parade of natural wonders. You’ll drive alongside the Swift River and ascend to the Kancamagus Pass, a stunning high point. Be sure to stop at the numerous scenic overlooks, like the Pemigewasset Overlook and the C.L. Graham Wangan Overlook, for panoramic views of the mountains. You can also take short, easy hikes to see waterfalls like Sabbaday Falls and the Lower Falls. Don’t forget your camera!
Best viewing time: While the Kanc is beautiful year-round, its true magic unfolds during the fall foliage season. Peak color typically occurs from late September to the first two weeks of October. The exact timing depends on the weather, so check local foliage reports before you go.
Franconia Notch: Where Nature’s Wonders Await
Just a stone’s throw from our dealership, Franconia Notch State Park is a mountain pass that is an adventure in itself. The eight-mile parkway (I-93) is the perfect gateway to some of New Hampshire’s most iconic attractions.
What you’ll see: Start your journey with a visit to the Flume Gorge, a stunning two-mile loop that takes you through a natural granite gorge with waterfalls and covered bridges. Then, take the Cannon Mountain Aerial Tramway to the 4,080-foot summit for a breathtaking, 360-degree view of the mountains. The last day they will be in operation will be Sunday, October 26th. You can also relax at Echo Lake Beach, explore The Basin, and learn about the famous “Old Man of the Mountain” at the Old Man of the Mountain Legacy Fund site.
Best viewing time: Fall foliage is spectacular here, peaking in the same late September to early October window as the Kancamagus Highway. The vibrant colors against the backdrop of the rugged Franconia and Kinsman mountain ranges are a sight you won’t soon forget.
Pinkham Notch: The Presidential Range’s Playground
If you want a truly rugged and awe-inspiring experience, the drive through Pinkham Notch on Route 16 is for you. This road takes you through the eastern side of the Presidential Range, home to Mount Washington, the highest peak in the Northeast.
What you’ll see: This is a fantastic drive for those who love mountain grandeur. You’ll be dwarfed by towering peaks like Mount Washington, Mount Madison, and Mount Adams. The drive offers stunning views of these mountains and is the trailhead for many famous hikes. You can also visit attractions like the Glen Ellis Falls, a 64-foot waterfall easily accessible via a short walk, and the Appalachian Mountain Club’s Visitor Center.
Best viewing time: Similar to the other notches, the most vibrant colors in Pinkham Notch arrive in early to mid-October, with hints of color appearing at higher elevations in late September. The view of the Presidential Range bursting with fall color is truly a bucket-list experience.
No matter which scenic byway you choose to explore, your new vehicle from Littleton Chevrolet is ready for the journey. Stop by our dealership, and our team will make sure you’re set up for your next adventure in the beautiful North Country! 603.444.1999 or www.littletonchevrolet.com
As the vibrant hues of fall begin to paint the landscape of the White Mountains, there’s no better time to take a scenic drive and explore the charm of the North Country. Here at Littleton Chevrolet, we know that our customers are looking for more than just a great vehicle; they’re looking for an experience. And what’s more quintessentially New England than combining the stunning spectacle of fall foliage with the thrill of a good antique hunt?
Just a short, beautiful drive from our dealership, the historic town of Bethlehem, NH, offers a trio of unique shops that are the perfect destination for your next autumn adventure. Load up the family in your new Silverado or the all-new Trax and prepare for a day of leaf-peeping and treasure hunting.
Lonesome Woods Vintage and Antiques
Step into a world of curated vintage finds at Lonesome Woods. This second-generation antique and apothecary shop is a true gem. You’ll find a delightful mix of antique furniture, rustic decor, and unique collectibles that evoke the spirit of the White Mountains. But the treasures don’t stop there. Lonesome Woods also features a lovely selection of handmade apothecary items, including candles and soaps, perfect for bringing a piece of your North Country journey home with you. It’s a shop that feels both timeless and perfectly suited for the modern cabin lifestyle.
Chris Curran and Jerry Antiques
For the serious collector or the casual browser, Chris Curran and Jerry Antiques is a must-visit. With a wide variety of items packed into every nook and cranny, this shop promises the excitement of discovery. You never know what you’ll find, from vintage glassware and classic books to old tools and unique furniture pieces. It’s the kind of place where you can easily lose an hour (or two!), digging through a rich tapestry of history and finding the perfect piece to add to your collection.
Legacy Books
A bibliophile’s dream! Legacy Books is more than just a used bookstore; it’s an experience. Housed in a beautifully preserved space that was once an apothecary, the shop retains its original wooden cases, pressed tin ceiling, and even a library ladder. The owners describe it as “not over-organized, just dusty enough, with a bit of Great-Grandmother’s attic with a dash of Diagon Alley,” and that’s the perfect description. You’ll find a well-curated collection of inexpensive used books, from rare finds to well-loved classics, all waiting to find a new home. It’s a quiet, cozy retreat from the world and a testament to the enduring power of a good story.
So, as the fall colors reach their peak, consider a drive to Bethlehem. The scenic roads will provide breathtaking views of the fiery red, brilliant orange, and golden yellow foliage. And when you arrive, these three unique shops will offer a different kind of treasure hunt. It’s the perfect way to spend a crisp autumn day in the North Country.
And when you’re ready to find a new vehicle for all your future adventures, from leaf-peeping to antiquing, come visit us at Littleton Chevrolet. We’ll be here to help you every step of the way! 603.444.1999 or www.littletonchevrolet.com
Littleton is home to a fantastic community of passionate business owners, and we at Littleton Chevrolet love to celebrate their success. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on our friends and customers, Simon and Pam, the owners of Rossi Imports, a local business with a global vision.
From Italy to New Hampshire
Rossi Imports began its journey in 1994 in Italy, with the acquisition of the historic Taveggia™ brand. The founders, Simon and Pam, started with a long history in the food and beverage industry. In 2019, they established Rossi Imports, LLC with the goal of bringing exceptional Italian wines to the American market. They quickly realized that while the quality of their initial wines was impeccable, they needed a brand specifically tailored to the U.S. consumer. This led to the creation of the Rossino™ brand in 2021, which focuses on elegant, approachable wines that offer the best price-to-quality ratio. Rossi Imports has strategic partnerships with small, family-owned producers in Tuscany, Veneto, and Piemonte, allowing them to import wines that are truly special. Their diligent work streamlines the complex import process, ensuring that they can provide phenomenal wines at very reasonable prices.
A Taste of Success
A key part of their strategy is connecting with the community through wine tasting events. Simon and Pam have been hosting popular tastings throughout New England, New York and beyond and they’ve been incredibly well-received. These events allow them to share their passion and knowledge directly with wine lovers, highlighting the unique stories behind each bottle. They believe that wine should be an accessible and enjoyable experience for everyone, and their tastings are a testament to that philosophy.
Celebrating Local Success
At Littleton Chevrolet, we believe in supporting local businesses that enrich our community. We are proud to call Simon and Pam our friends and customers, and we’re inspired by their commitment to bringing high-quality, affordable wines to New Hampshire. Their dedication to their craft is something we can all appreciate. So, the next time you’re looking for a great bottle of wine, remember to look for Rossi Imports and their Rossino™ brand—you’ll be supporting a local Littleton business with a truly global flavor! 🍷 Check out their Facebook page here…Littleton is home to a fantastic community of passionate business owners, and we at Littleton Chevrolet love to celebrate their success. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on our friends and customers, Simon and Pam, the owners of Rossi Imports, a local business with a global vision.
Check out their Facebook page here…https://www.facebook.com/Rossiwineandspirits/ or your can check out their website by clicking the link…https://www.rossiimport.com/ to find your wine and spirits locally.
LITTLETON CHEVROLET’S TEACHER GIVEAWAY – We’re thrilled to announce another winner of our Teacher Giveaway – Rachel Anne Page. 
Please join us in giving a huge congratulations to Rachel Anne Page, a dedicated 5th-grade teacher at Waits River Valley School in East Corinth, Vermont! Rachel won one of the four $500 Amazon gift card to help her continue making a difference in the classroom and with her students.
Rachel’s specialty is Math and Science, and her passion for teaching started young. She got her first taste of the profession at Woodsville High School through a teacher mentor program, where she got to experience elementary school teaching firsthand. She fell in love with it and knew she’d found her calling.
Her journey led her to Russell Sage College in Troy, New York, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Childhood Education and Life Sciences, graduating in 2015 and being able to teach kindergarten through the 6th grade. With stops in Warren and Haverhill before finding her home at Waits River Valley School, where she’s now in her fifth year.
We were so inspired by our conversation with Rachel about her career. When we asked what she loves most, she said, “I love how supportive my fellow teachers are along with administration. The relationships and connections that I have been able to make through the years have been invaluable.” She also shared a powerful belief that learning can’t happen unless students feel safe and loved, a philosophy she lives by every day.
Rachel also spoke candidly about the challenges she’s faced, particularly since the pandemic. “When Covid happened, it was just an unimaginable shift,” she shared. “Now with them being on their screens all the time, their connections went away… It has been hard to work through that and get them back on track. I feel that we are almost on the other side where we can have good conversations. Reteaching them to work with each other along with giving them the skills in team building.” Her dedication to helping students reconnect with each other is a true testament to her commitment.
As for what she’ll buy with her gift card? Rachel is excited to stock up on S.T.E.M. supplies (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math). “The kids love to explore,” she told us, mentioning how they enjoy projects like creating sustainable life on another planet or researching ecosystems. It’s clear she’s passionate about keeping her students engaged and curious.
Thank you, Rachel, for your incredible commitment to your students, your school, and your community. We stand with you and all the amazing teachers out there who are shaping the next generation. We hope you have another fabulous year of teaching!
We are so excited to announce the final winner of our Littleton Chevrolet Teacher Giveaway! Please join us in congratulating Maci MacKillop, a dedicated 2nd-grade teacher at Lakeway Elementary School right here in Littleton.
This year marks the start of Maci’s third year teaching, and we couldn’t be more impressed with her journey. After graduating from Plymouth State University in 2023 with a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, Maci didn’t stop there. She is currently working toward her Master’s degree in Curriculum and Design from Southern New Hampshire University. It’s truly refreshing to see such a young and passionate educator so committed to her students and her career.
We asked Maci what she loves most about being a teacher, and her answer was so heartwarming. “I have always loved kids,” she said. “Even in high school, I did a lot of babysitting and I really enjoyed my time with them.” She went on to explain how rewarding it is to help her students develop relationships and grow as people. “In 2nd grade, it’s the perfect opportunity to encourage them and see them grow. Their social and emotional growth is so important at this age. As they grow during the year, they begin to build friendships and independence.” She loves seeing the unique things that make each of her students special.
Maci also shared her appreciation for the support system at her school. She noted that her fellow teachers often meet as a group to discuss student concerns, data and testing, and the social and emotional aspects of a student’s journey.
When asked about the biggest challenge she faces as a teacher, Maci’s response was simple and selfless: “I just don’t have enough time in the day to get everything that I want to do with the students. I just want to keep helping them grow.” Her desire to do more for her students, even with the limited time she has, is truly inspiring.
And now for the important question—what will Maci be purchasing with her $500 Amazon Gift Card? She plans to invest in more manipulatives for her classroom, including cards, tiles, base-10 blocks, and dice. These hands-on math tools will help her students learn in a fun and engaging way.
Congratulations, Maci! We are so proud of you and your commitment to making a difference in the lives of your students. We thank you and all of the incredible teachers out there who work tirelessly to shape the next generation. Have a fantastic school year!
#WeLoveTeachers
LITTLETON CHEVROLET’S TEACHER GIVEAWAY – Congratulations to Sarah Knudson of Woodsville Elementary School.
At Littleton Chevrolet, we are so excited to celebrate the amazing teachers in our community! We’re thrilled to announce our first Teachers Giveaway winner, the wonderful and dedicated, Sarah Knudson from Woodsville Elementary School.
Sarah, a 3rd-grade teacher who lives in North Haverhill, NH, stopped by the dealership to pick up her prize—one of four $500 Amazon gift cards to help get her classroom ready for the new school year.
“I was in total shock…I never win anything,” Sarah told us, but we’re so glad she did! With over 30 years of experience, she’s a true veteran in her field, getting her start in the Claremont School District before coming to Woodsville 12 years ago. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York.
The start of this school year was a bit rocky, with construction delays preventing teachers from getting into their classrooms. “We finally got the word that we could begin the process of prepping our classrooms,” Sarah said. “We did not have much time to prep, but everyone came together to get ready for our students.”
When we asked what she loves most about her career, Sarah’s passion was clear. “In the 3rd grade, it is their growth…that lightbulb goes off,” she explained. “The growth they make in reading, writing, math and building relationships with new friends.” She also loves to discuss important life lessons with her students, like “showing kindness, responsibility, and being respectful to one another…that is like our school mantra.”
As for her winnings, Sarah is considering buying something she knows will engage her students: “Graphic novels (comic book types) have been a moving point for our students. They really get into it. They love them and it keeps them engaged.”
Thank you, Sarah, for everything you do! It was a pleasure getting to know you and your incredible history. Congratulations again on being one of our winners! We stand with you and all the amazing teachers out there, and we wish you a successful 2025-2026 school year.
LITTLETON CHEVROLET’S TEACHER GIVEAWAY – Congratulations to Linda Poulin of Berlin Elementary School.
LITTLETON CHEVROLET’S TEACHER GIVEAWAY – The school year is just getting off the ground and we are so excited to announce our next Littleton Chevrolet Teacher Giveaway winner! This giveaway is our way of helping amazing local educators get their classrooms ready or purchase items of need for another year of teaching and making a difference.
Last week we met with our winner and today we’re celebrating Linda Poulin, the incredible Speech and Language Pathologist at Berlin Elementary! Linda has been a dedicated SLP for 22 years, and she leads a talented team of assistant SLPs. Linda’s path to this career is truly inspiring. She went back to school at 41, earning her Bachelor’s in 2001 and later her Master of Science in Communications. In fact, she was the first assistant SLP in the State of New Hampshire!
Over the years, Linda has held many different roles, including a Nurse’s Aide and Para Professional, and she even had her own private practice. She is also a feeding and swallowing consultant for Special Medical Services who sees North Country children in collaboration with a pediatric dietitian. But what truly stands out is her deep commitment to her students. Linda and her team work specifically with Kindergarten and 1st-grade students, helping them find their voices. Last year alone, they worked with a caseload of 70 students!
When we asked Linda what she loves most about her career, she shared, “I care. I care about the students deeply and want to see them taking steps to improve.”
Her work has led to some truly special moments. She told us about a young boy who used an Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) device—a tablet that helps students with speech impairments communicate—to tell his mom he loved her. What a powerful moment!
Linda told us, “We do not do what we do because of the pay, we do what we do because we want to make a difference in a child’s life.”
To help Linda and her team continue their vital work, we were thrilled to give her a $500 Amazon Gift Card! When we asked what she plans to do with the money, she said they have been looking to purchase a sensory swing for their students. A sensory swing provides therapeutic input for kids with sensory processing challenges, and it will be a wonderful addition to their classroom.
Thank you, Linda, for your passion, hard work, and commitment to the students of our community. It was a pleasure to spend time with you and your caring team. We’re wishing you all the best for another successful and gratifying school year!
Pictured with our General Manager, Duane Coute is Linda and her team. From left to right…April Poirier, Brigid Saucier, Linda Poulin and Hannah Wells.
Littleton Chevrolet’s Non-Profit Business Spotlight – Theatre Up: A Beacon of Resilience and Creativity in Littleton!
Here in Littleton, New Hampshire, we’re incredibly fortunate to have a vibrant arts scene that enriches our community in countless ways. And at the heart of much of that excitement is Theatre Up, an organization that has consistently brought joy, talent, and a powerful sense of togetherness to our town.
Theatre Up isn’t just about putting on a show; it’s about building community, fostering local talent, and creating unforgettable experiences. They’ve tackled a diverse range of productions, from beloved classics to innovative new works, always with a passion that shines through every performance. The dedication of their volunteers, actors, directors, and crew is truly inspiring, transforming scripts into magical moments right before our eyes.
But the journey hasn’t always been easy. Like many arts organizations, TheaterUp has faced its share of adversity. From securing appropriate venues to navigating the ever-present challenges of funding and the recent global health crisis, they’ve shown incredible resilience. Each obstacle has been met with determination, creativity, and the unwavering support of our community. They’ve adapted, innovated, and found new ways to keep the performing arts alive and thriving in Littleton, proving that the show, indeed, must go on!
At Littleton Chevrolet, we are immensely proud to be a steadfast supporter of Theatre Up and the arts in general. We believe that a strong community is built on a foundation of diverse opportunities, and the arts, music, and cultural experiences that Theatre Up provides are essential to that. They bring people together, spark imagination, and offer a platform for expression that is vital for all ages. Our commitment to Theatre Up is a reflection of our broader dedication to making Littleton the absolute best place to live, work, and play for everyone.
We’ve seen firsthand the positive impact Theatre Up has on individuals and on the collective spirit of our town. The laughter, the tears, the thought-provoking moments – these are all testaments to the power of live performance. As we look ahead, Littleton Chevrolet will continue to champion the arts, music, and the incredible diversity that makes Littleton such a special place. We encourage everyone to attend a Theater Up performance, volunteer their time, or simply spread the word about this fantastic organization.
Let’s continue to support Theater Up as they are making a major investment our community and as they continue to overcome challenges and light up our stages with their passion and talent! Theater Up has an amazing platform for the North Country that they have embarked on…a better facility and experience and we are with them. Let’s go. We are with them all the way. Check them out at Community Theatre | Theatre Up | Littleton NH
Step Back in Time: Celebrating the 95-Year History of the Littleton Diner
Tucked away on Main Street in the heart of Littleton, New Hampshire, sits an icon of North Country life: The Littleton Diner. This isn’t just a place to grab a quick bite; it’s a living piece of history, a beacon of home-cooked New England tradition, and a beloved community landmark that’s been welcoming patrons for an incredible 95 years.
The Early Days: An Instant Success
The story of the Littleton Diner began in 1930. The Littleton Courier newspaper announced with excitement that construction had started on the foundation for a “modern parlor car diner.” Imagine the scene: the original diner, a “parlor car,” arrived by rail and was carefully transported to its spot next to the Masonic Temple.
Opened by Eugene and Stella Stone in mid-1930, the new restaurant, with its seating capacity of just 25 and an open kitchen, was an instant hit. The concept of a modern, efficient, and delicious diner meal immediately resonated with the local community.
A Sterling Upgrade and Enduring Design
The Stones’ first parlor car diner proved so successful that, just ten years later in 1940, they decided to upgrade. They sold the original and replaced it with the current structure—a Sterling Diner, manufactured by the J. B. Judkins Company of Merrimac, Massachusetts.
This Sterling model, known for its quality and craftsmanship, featured interior and exterior surfaces finished with porcelain enamel. Even today, you can observe the enduring quality and modular design that defines this classic American diner structure. Prior to World War II, the kitchen was moved out of the main dining room, and an additional dining area was added, allowing the diner to accommodate more hungry customers.
A Community Pillar Through the Decades
Over the years, the Littleton Diner has changed hands a few times, but its core mission of providing hearty, affordable, home-cooked New England meals has remained constant. From the Stone family to the Burpees, and eventually to the current hands-on owners, Chris and Patti Williford, the diner has always been a labor of love.
A notable facelift in the mid-1990s updated the kitchen and saw the reopening of the additional dining area. This section now features the unique and beautiful “North Country Main Street” mural, a stunning piece of local art created by talented students from Littleton High School. The mural is a tribute to the magic of Northern New England’s four seasons and the charming panorama of Littleton’s Main Street.
More Than Just Food
In a world increasingly dominated by fast-food chains, the Littleton Diner has not only survived but thrived. It has steadfastly maintained the traditions of the American diner: generous portions, reasonable prices, and food crafted to order with fresh, prepared-on-site ingredients. Forget the pre-packaged product—this is where you find legendary, homemade corned beef hash and soups and desserts made from scratch.
Its enduring appeal has not gone unnoticed. The Littleton Diner has been featured in national publications like Yankee Magazine and local programs like PBS’s New Hampshire Crossroads. Given New Hampshire’s vital role in the Presidential Primary, the diner has also become a highly popular spot for visiting politicians and dignitaries from across the country, adding to its unique history as a place where local life and national conversations intersect.
Visit a Legend
As the Littleton Diner approaches its centennial, it stands as a testament to the power of tradition and community. It is a warm, welcoming space where locals and visitors alike can “step back in time” and enjoy the kind of quality, comforting food that defines the region.
The next time you find yourself in the vibrant town of Littleton, stop by 145 Main Street. Whether you’re grabbing breakfast, lunch, or one of their daily specials, you’re not just having a meal—you’re participating in a 95-year tradition of North Country hospitality. Come for the food, stay for the history, and leave feeling like family. Check out their website at https://www.littletondiner.com/
If your travels ever take you through the charming mountain town of Littleton, New Hampshire, prepare to be completely captivated—and your sweet tooth utterly delighted. Tucked away on a quaint, walkable Main Street, you’ll find a brightly-colored storefront that’s more than just a candy shop; it’s a world-famous landmark and a true treasure trove of confections: Chutters Candy Store.
The Sweet Claim to Fame
The moment you step inside Chutters, you’ll understand why this shop has become a legendary destination. Running the entire length of the store is its star attraction: The World’s Longest Candy Counter!
Certified by Guinness World Records, this impressive display stretches for an astonishing 112 feet. Imagine a continuous, three-tiered counter lined end-to-end with gleaming glass jars, each one filled to the brim with a different kind of sweet treat. It’s an overwhelming, beautiful, and delightfully nostalgic sight.
A Confectionary Journey
Walking along the counter is a journey through candy history. Chutters boasts an incredible variety, with over 500 options available for you to choose from by the pound. You’ll find:
- Nostalgic Classics: Everything from hard-to-find ‘penny’ candies (though they certainly don’t cost a penny anymore!), like Necco Wafers and Bit-O-Honey, to beloved retro sours and traditional jelly beans.
- Gummy Galore: The sheer volume of gummies is a feat in itself—worms, bears, sea creatures, sours, and every fruity flavor imaginable.
- Chocolatier’s Dream: Beyond the main counter, Chutters offers an extensive specialty chocolate area, featuring over 170 varieties of handcrafted treats, including caramels and nut clusters.
- Famous Fudge: Don’t miss the house-made fudge counter. With dozens of flavors ranging from classic chocolate and maple walnut to adventurous seasonal creations like Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel, you’ll be hard-pressed to pick just one.
More Than Just Candy
While the world-record counter is the main draw, Chutters is also a beloved pillar of the Littleton community. Its history stretches back to the late 1800s as a general store opened by Frederick George Chutter. Today, it retains the warm hospitality of that era, making every visitor feel welcome.
Beyond the bulk candy, the store is stocked with:
- Gourmet Goodies: Pre-packaged chocolates, artisan sweets, and fun gift tins.
- Local Souvenirs: New Hampshire-themed gifts and White Mountains apparel.
- Sweet Treats to Go: They also sell cold drinks and other delectable, non-candy items.
The Ultimate Road Trip Stop
Whether you’re a local looking for a holiday treat, a family driving through the White Mountains, or a candy connoisseur ticking off a bucket list item, a stop at Chutters is an essential New England experience.
Grab your bag, don a plastic glove (for hygiene!), and prepare to lose yourself in the delightful dilemma of choice. Just be warned: with 112 feet of sugary goodness calling your name, your bag—and your wallet—will likely be a lot heavier when you finally make it to the register!
Find Chutters at 43 Main Street, Littleton, NH. Happy sugaring! Check out their website by clicking the link…https://www.chutters.com/
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