Perfectly Located in New Hampshire’s White Mountains

Sugar Moon Cabin is tucked away on a private mountain road in Bethlehem, New Hampshire, offering a peaceful retreat with convenient access to some of the White Mountains’ most loved destinations. Whether you’re skiing at Bretton Woods or Cannon Mountain, hiking in Franconia Notch, exploring charming mountain towns, or simply relaxing by the fire after a day outdoors, Sugar Moon makes an ideal home base for year-round adventure and restoration.

Located just minutes from Bethlehem, Franconia, Sugar Hill, and Littleton, guests enjoy easy access to scenic drives, hiking trails, waterfalls, skiing, local restaurants, breweries, coffee shops, and seasonal events while returning home to sweeping mountain views and quiet surroundings.

Nearby White Mountains Destinations:

  • Bethlehem town center (3 minutes)

  • Franconia (5 minutes)

  • Sugar Hill (10 minutes)

  • Littleton (10 minutes)

  • Twin Mountain/Bretton Woods (15 minutes)

  • Lincoln (20 minutes)

  • North Conway (1 hour)

  • Boston (2.5 hours)

  • Montréal (2.5 hours)

  • New York City (5.5 hours)

We are a 5-acre property set on a private mountain road only 3 minutes to Bethlehem’s quaint Main Street offering charming restaurants, Rek ‘lis brew-pub, coffee shops, and gifts.

Getting Here

Coming from the south on Interstate 93, take exit 37 after Franconia Notch. From the north on Interstate 93, take exit 40. A precise address will be provided prior to your stay.

The closest major airports are Manchester, New Hampshire (MHT) (1.5 hours) or Boston Logan Airport (2.5 hours).

AWD/4WD vehicles are recommended for safe access along our private mountain road. The dirt road is subject to weather conditions and snow is only plowed and sanded above 3”.

Honoring the Land

Sugar Moon Cabin is located in present-day Bethlehem, New Hampshire, within N’dakinna, the traditional homeland of the Abenaki people. We acknowledge with gratitude and respect the Indigenous peoples who have stewarded these lands for generations and honor the enduring relationship and living cultures connected to this place.

Bethlehem, New Hampshire

 
Autumn landscape with a forest in shades of orange, red, and green, mountains in the background, and a clear blue sky. Overlayed is a pink and purple gradient with white mountain outline and text that reads 'Just Be. Bethlehem, NH'.
Historical sign indicating Bethlehem as the highest town east of the Rockies, incorporated on Christmas Day 1799, with a background of leafless trees and a clear blue sky.
Blue road sign that reads 'Bethlehem, Poetry Capital of New Hampshire', with some cracks and surrounded by green trees and purple wildflowers.