Henniker is the quirkiest town in New Hampshire, according to WorldAtlas, because of its historic aspects, memorable attractions, and local dining. The article cites the historic brick building that is home to the Tucker Free Library in the center of town. The building was constructed in 1903. Other aspects contributing to the quirky designation include the wooden covered bridge as well as the stone bridge over the Contoocook River.
For a local taste, Henniker has Daniel’s Restaurant and Pub which is known for its historic low ceilings. Pats Peak Ski Area brings in ski and snowboard lovers in the winter and provides scenic hiking in the summer and fall.
