Pretty soon, there are going to be round-ups across the internet of the best small towns to visit this fall, which is why we felt that the town of Sugar Hill, New Hampshire, deserved its own shot in the "places you should visit" spotlight.
A tight-knit community overlooking the White Mountain National Forest, Sugar Hill was incorporated in 1962, making it the second youngest town in the state. Currently, there are only a little more than 500 people who can call it home, which is hard for us to wrap our minds around given that it has some of the most beautiful fall landscapes we've ever seen.
Seriously, this Grafton County town has gorgeous scenery that looks almost too perfect to be real.
Sugar Hill attracts visitors for its Lupine Festival that happens each year in early summer. During the month of June, it has become the must-visit location in New England with its striking natural beauty.
Luckily, after the summer ends, this town upholds its quaint and classic look as the leaves start to change.
Isn't it charming?
We're in love with it, too.
