Upcoming Events

Join Author Ted Levin to find your peace through his meditative observations of the natural world, in the second installment of the Cottrell Baldwin Lecture Series.

Join author, Abigail A. Van Slyck to hear about her newly published book, Playhouses and Privilege: The Architecture of Elite Childhood which explores children's playhouses built on British and American estates between the 1850s and the mid-1930s. In 1886, Isaac Scott designed a log cabin playhouse for eight-year-old Fanny Glessner at the family's summer estate, The Rocks, here in Bethlehem, NH. 

Let’s toast to maple season!

Please join us for our annual maple-themed meal to celebrate sugaring season. Enjoy a four-course meal catered by local favorite Chef Joe's Bistro with beverages provided by Seven Birches Winery and Rek’-Lis Brewing and music by Dennis Cote. We will gather at the Carriage Barn at 113 Glessner Road in Bethlehem starting at 5:00 pm on Friday March 28.

As always this dinner will benefit the Forest Society’s work at The Rocks and throughout the North Country. We look forward to seeing you there!

Come to the Rocks to learn how to identify and tap a sugar maple tree, enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride through the historic estate, and take a tractor ride to talk with a sugar maker as they plies their trade in the sweet-scented steam of a working sugar house.

Come to the Rocks to learn how to identify and tap a sugar maple tree, enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride through the historic estate, and take a tractor ride to talk with a sugar maker as they plies their trade in the sweet-scented steam of a working sugar house.

Join Eric Orff, New Hampshire Fish and Game's first bear biologist, for a reading and discussion of his book that highlights his adventures interacting with the wildlife of New Hampshire. 

Come to the Rocks to learn how to identify and tap a sugar maple tree, enjoy a horse-drawn wagon ride through the historic estate, and take a tractor ride to talk with a sugar maker as they plies their trade in the sweet-scented steam of a working sugar house.

In the last installment of the Cottrell Baldwin Lecture Series, author and forester Ethan Tapper joins us to discuss his debut best-selling book, "How to Love a Forest: The Bittersweet Work of Tending a Changing World."

Interested in learning more about this volunteer program? Join us for this online information session to discover how we engage and share information with visitors at the Mt Major trailhead. A great way to start volunteering with the program!