moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven terrain and carrying their own water and snacks for a few hours.
Join a guided hike to explore Canterbury Shaker Village's historic waterpower system amidst vibrant fall foliage. Discover a remarkable engineering feat and captivating stories behind this unique New Hampshire landmark.
Tuesday, October 7, 2:00 pm
Explore the remarkable 20-year journey of the Canterbury Shaker Brethren's intricate water system on a guided hike with Director of Education Kyle Sandler. Discover the design and construction of this vital Shaker Village feature while surrounded by the stunning colors of Fall foliage, making for a unique and memorable experience.
Explore the remarkable 20-year journey of the Canterbury Shaker Brethren's intricate water system on a guided hike with Director of Education Kyle Sandler. Discover the design and construction of this vital Shaker Village feature while surrounded by the stunning colors of Fall foliage, making for a unique and memorable experience.
Trails include uneven terrain and gentle slopes—hiking shoes with good traction are recommended.
Stay hydrated during your hike, especially if you plan to enjoy the full 2–3 hour experience.
Fall weather can change quickly, so layered clothing will help you stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Stay on designated paths to protect both the historic waterpower structures and the natural environment.
The Canterbury Shakers built and maintained their waterpower system over two decades, showcasing advanced engineering that powered village life and industry.
Canterbury Shaker Village actively preserves both its historic structures and surrounding woodland, ensuring a sustainable environment for visitors and wildlife.
Necessary for navigating uneven and sometimes slippery terrain safely.
Allows adjustment to changing temperatures during the hike, especially in cooler autumn weather.
fall specific
To stay hydrated throughout the duration of the tour.
Ideal for capturing fall foliage and historic waterpower structures.
fall specific