About this city
Rindge is a picturesque, historic pastoral township positioned flatly atop the high plateau hills of the Monadnock region in southern New Hampshire. Settled painstakingly in 1752 and incorporated in 1768, the town has long proudly maintained its deep ties to traditional New England farming, timber harvesting, and apple orchards. Today, Rindge has embraced a deeply eco-conscious progressive identity, home to Franklin Pierce University and internationally celebrated for housing an expansive multi-denominational outdoor sanctuary.
Location & Administrative
County
Cheshire County
Time Zone
EST
State Code
NH
Transportation & Accessibility
Nearest Airports
MHTBOS
Getting Around
Car Required
Weather & Timing
Best Months
MayJunJulAugSepOct
Average Temperature
Peak Season
SummerAutumn
Off Season
Deep Freeze Season
Economics & Local Vibe
Population
City proper 6.5K
Sales Tax
0%
Key Industries
Higher Education and Pilgrimage Eco-tourismTimber Harvesting and Wood Products
Practical Tourism Metadata
Suggested stay: 1 day
View panoramic mountain peaks from the stone altar at the magnificent Cathedral of the Pines, hike past crystal waters at Annett State Forest, and explore historic colonial homesteads.
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