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With just a bit more than 1,000 residents, Grafton is one of New Hampshire’s smaller towns. But the natural landscape, including Grafton Pond and Ruggles Mine, provides the perfect spot for folks looking to get back to nature.
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SUMMER
Explore the tunnels of Ruggles Mine on Route 4 in Grafton. It is the oldest mica, feldspar, beryl and uranium mine in the United States and visitors are welcome to explore tunnels and caverns.
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FALL
Take your snowmobile for a spin on one of the many trails going through town. Plan in an early morning stop at the Grafton Country Store for a fresh bakery item to take on your ride.
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- Stop by Grafton Outpost on Route 4 for Webkinz, jewelry, paintballs and a variety of other gift items.
- Fox Hunt Antiques offers “items of interest and beauty from the early 1900s to the 1940s". You can stop by the small shop on Bear Hollow Road Wednesday to Saturday.
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The Grafton Country Store is the place to enjoy a meal from the full deli menu, buy fresh baked breads and pastries, cool off with some ice cream or fill the gas tank.
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