American Precision Museum
Under $25Industrial history museum in a National Historic Landmark armory tracing the birth of precision manufacturing.

Pats Peak is an outdoor activity in Henniker, NH, part of the Vermont guide. Cost: $50 or more. Ski season runs roughly December through March.
686 Flanders Road · Henniker, NH
Pats Peak is an independent alpine ski area in Henniker, New Hampshire, open since 1963 and owned continuously by the Patenaude family. It has 28 trails across 103 acres with a 770 foot vertical drop, 100 percent snowmaking coverage and a lift system of quads, triples, doubles and surface lifts. The resort offers night skiing, snowtubing, a ski and snowboard shop, and kids' programs.
The closest stops to Pats Peak, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Industrial history museum in a National Historic Landmark armory tracing the birth of precision manufacturing.
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