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Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Seabrook.
Hampton FallsWaterfall1.5 mi from Seabrook▾
A small waterfall on the Taylor River that gave the town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, its name when it was incorporated in 1726. Today the falls amount to little more than the remnants of an old mill dam, and sit on private property behind a residence, out of public view.
Salisbury BeachBeach2.9 mi from Seabrook▾
A five-mile beach in Salisbury, Massachusetts, which grew from a 1638 farming settlement into a bustling summer resort after an 1866 road finally connected the shore to town. A hand-carved 1914 carousel, the Flying Horses, still recalls the beach's early 20th-century amusement-park heyday.
Newburyport Harbor LightLighthouse5.6 mi from Seabrook▾
A lighthouse on Plum Island, Massachusetts, tracing its origins to 1788, when twin wooden range lights here became among the first pair of range lights built in the United States. A 1808 tornado toppled both towers; the current 45-foot conical tower, built in 1898, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
1 active Geo Zones, 7 Wayfinding locations, and 2 Treasure Hunts in Seabrook, New Hampshire.
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Nearby Points of Interest
Worth the DetourDiscover a destination worth exploring within a short drive from Seabrook.
Hampton FallsWaterfall1.5 mi from Seabrook▾
A small waterfall on the Taylor River that gave the town of Hampton Falls, New Hampshire, its name when it was incorporated in 1726. Today the falls amount to little more than the remnants of an old mill dam, and sit on private property behind a residence, out of public view.
Salisbury BeachBeach2.9 mi from Seabrook▾
A five-mile beach in Salisbury, Massachusetts, which grew from a 1638 farming settlement into a bustling summer resort after an 1866 road finally connected the shore to town. A hand-carved 1914 carousel, the Flying Horses, still recalls the beach's early 20th-century amusement-park heyday.
Newburyport Harbor LightLighthouse5.6 mi from Seabrook▾
A lighthouse on Plum Island, Massachusetts, tracing its origins to 1788, when twin wooden range lights here became among the first pair of range lights built in the United States. A 1808 tornado toppled both towers; the current 45-foot conical tower, built in 1898, was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987.
