Top 10 Creepiest and Most Remote Towns in New Hampshire – So Isolated They Feel Frozen in Time

Top 10 Creepiest and Most Remote Towns in New Hampshire – So Isolated They Feel Frozen in Time. New Hampshire may look peaceful on the surface, but deep in its forests and forgotten valleys lie towns so isolated they feel frozen in time. This video takes you inside ten of the creepiest and most remote places in the state, where cell service disappears, roads crumble into the woods, and the silence carries more weight than any ghost story ever could. These aren’t tourist spots. They’re the kinds of towns where abandoned mills still stand untouched, where legends of strange lights and unexplained disappearances linger, and where locals quietly warn visitors not to stay after dark.

Each town reveals a different side of New Hampshire’s dark wilderness: eerie histories that never made the news, communities that dwindled to almost nothing, and landscapes so untouched they feel unsettling instead of peaceful. Whether you're fascinated by forgotten America or drawn to real-life mysteries, these remote corners will leave you with more questions than answers.

Why were these towns left behind? What really happened in the places no one talks about? And most importantly—would you dare visit them yourself?

Join us as we uncover New Hampshire’s most chilling hidden worlds.

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Segment In Video:
00:00 : Intro, New Hampshire
00:32 : Monson Center, New Hampshire
03:00 : East Weare Village, New Hampshire
05:42 : Old Hill Village, New Hampshire
07:45 : Beebe River, New Hampshire
10:19 : Little Canada, New Hampshire
13:01 : Johnson, New Hampshire
15:13 : Carrigain, New Hampshire
17:54 : Zealand, New Hampshire
20:00 : Gosport, New Hampshire
22:44 : Livermore, New Hampshire
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