Thank you for your interest in joining our community and serving the residents of the Littleton area. Known as “The Main Street of the Mountains,” Littleton is the largest town in northern Grafton County, with 5,928 residents in the 2010 census. The town is situated at the edge of the White Mountains, the most northern town in Grafton County and bounded on the northwest by the Connecticut River. To the southeast is Bethlehem, to the south is Sugar Hill, Lisbon and Lyman, to the southwest is Monroe, to the northwest, across the Connecticut River, are Waterford and Concord Vermont and to the north is Dalton.

Town highlights:

Littleton: Known as “The Main Street of the Mountains,” Littleton has a picturesque Main Street with many unique shops to visit. Don’t miss out on Chutters (which has the world’s longest candy counter) and the Village Bookstore. You can also visit Jax Jr. Cinemas, a two screen movie theatre open year-round. Littleton is located on the banks of the Ammonoosuc river where you can picnic and dine while looking out at the rapids that used to power the mills. You can also hike Kilburn Crag, which offers a spectacular view of the Presidential Range to hikers.

Bethlehem: The Colonial Theatre, located in Bethlehem, is the longest continually running movie theatre in The United States. The historic theatre shows movies nightly throughout the summer. From May to September you can enjoy free outdoor concerts every Sunday night at the old fashioned Gazebo on the Town Common. The town is also home to the Rocks Estate, a Christmas Tree Farm that also offers musical concerts, nature lectures, wagon rides and maple syrup.

Franconia: Franconia is home to Franconia Notch State Park with many unique sites along I-93. You can visit the Flume Gorge, the Basin, the Old Man on the Mountain Historic Site, swim in Echo Lake and ski and hike on Cannon Mountain. Cannon Mountain has 72 trails, 9 lifts, terrain for all ability levels, the largest vertical drop and highest lift-accessed terrain in New Hampshire and New Hampshire’s only aerial tramway. You can also visit The Frost Place, Robert Frost’s farm homestead. Don’t forget to hike to Lonesome Lake!

Sugar Hill: Welcome to the newest town in New Hampshire, incorporated in 1962. Sugar Hill is home to the Lupine Festival during the summertime. Lupine Festival events include, histori-cal inn tours, cooking workshops with inn chefs, exhibits dem-onstrations & sales of artisan works, lupine field walks and mu-sic festivals. Don’t forget to visit Polly’s Pancake Parlor for one of the best breakfasts in the North Country!

Littleton Area Clinical Sites

Places to Eat

Where to Shop

WiFi and Cell Coverage

• Breakfast
  Bagel Depot
  551 Meadow St. Littleton

  Dunkin Donuts
  117 Main St. Littleton

  Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
  The Littleton Diner
  170 West Main St. Littleton

  Topic of the Town
  25 Main St. Littleton

  Cold Mountain Café
  2015 Main St. Bethlehem

  Breakfast/Lunch
  The Coffee Pot
  30 Main St. Littleton

  Polly’s Pancake Parlor
  672 Sugar Hill Rd. (Rt. 117) Sugar Hill

  Miller’s Fare Café & Bakery
  16 Mill St. Littleton

  Maia Papaya
  2161 Main St. Bethlehem

  Wendle’s
  Main St. Franconia

  Lunch/Dinner
  Chang Thai Café
  77 Main St. Littleton

  Italian Oasis Restaurant
  106 Main St. # C Littleton

  The Little Grille
  62 Cottage St. Littleton

  Gold House Pizza & Greek Restaurant
  87 Main St. Littleton

  Alburritos Mexican Restaurant
  406 Union St. Littleton

  Porfido’s Market and Deli
  84 Main St. Littleton

• Grocery Stores
  Littleton Co-Op
  Cottage St. Littleton

  Shaw’s Supermarket
  625 Meadow St. Littleton

  Farmer’s Markets
  Littleton Farmer’s Market
  Littleton Senior Center, 77 River Glen Lane

  Bethlehem Farmer’s Market
  Next to WREN, Main St. Bethlehem

  Markets
  Porfido’s Market and Deli
  84 Main St. Littleton

  Franconia Village Store
  324 Main Street, Franconia

  Mac’s Market
  347 Main St. Franconia

  Pharmacies
  Rite Aid
  118 Meadow St. Littleton

  Walgreens
  274 Dells Rd. Littleton

  Shaw’s
  751 Meadow St. Littleton

  Walmart
  615 Meadow St. Littleton

• Free WiFi/Computer Access
  Miller’s Fare Café & Bakery: 16 Mill Street, Littleton. Free WiFi.
  The Oasis: Parkers Marketplace on Main Street, Littleton. Free Wifi.
  Along Main Street, Near the Opera House: Free WiFi.
  McDonald’s: 252 Meadows Street, Littleton. Free WiFi.
  Notchnet: 149 West Main Street, Littleton. Free WiFi.
  Bethlehem Public Library: Town Building, Main and Maple Streets, Bethlehem. Free WiFi/computer access.
  Littleton Public Library: Main St. Littleton. Free WiFi/computer access.
  Abbie Greenleaf Library: Main St. Bethlehem. Free WiFi/computer access.

  Cell Phone Coverage
  Littleton: There is 3G service.
  Franconia: Coverage in town.
  Bethlehem: There is 3G service.
  Sugar Hill: Coverage in town.
  Lyman: There is limited coverage.
  Monroe: Coverage in town.
  Easton: Coverage in town.