Today we had the pleasure of visiting The Rocks Estate. Even though the weather was not the best, it didn’t deter us from having a terrific hike through the woods on one of the trails offered. The presidential range can be viewed on a few of the trails. The colors were beautiful!
The estate is full of history and you are able to visit several buildings that have signs explaining it’s historical significance.
There is also a Christmas tree farm where you can tag the perfect tree.
All in all, it’s a great place to visit.

Our group excursion to White Mountains area included this property. We were supposed to have a carriage ride but the horses never arrived to the surprise of staff (we hope nothing happened to that staff person). Remaining staff made the best of situation and it worked out with rain so we toured formal gardens, viewed the Christmas Tree farm, and were given their maple syrup talk and movie. It's a pretty place recovering from an awful fire. Staff remain enthusiastic. Nigel was knowledgeable and humorous. Our arrival was met with cookies and iced tea or lemonade-a nice touch for mid-morning. Support the conservation society which owns Rocks Estate by touring or buying a wreahte or Christmas tree or maple syrup,

The horse drawn ride was great, I’m a horse lover. But the content of the tour was quite limited. They experienced a devastating fire recently which is tragic but I think some of the educational aspects were lost as well.