Shelburne is a quaint sleeping village in the Northeast corner of the White Mountains, on the border of Western Maine. Shelburne has 3 bed & breakfasts (2 are the oldest in New Hampshire), 1 motel, and 2 campgrounds. The Androscoggin River meanders through Shelburne, offering some of the best fishing, canoeing, and kayaking in the area. Shelburne is best know for the famous Shelburne Memorial Birches - a forest of birch trees planted in honor of those serving their country. We also have Giant Falls, the Shelburne Basin, the Old Man of the Valley, and the Stone Fish. Route 2 is considered a scenic byway and offers some of the best bicycling routes in the White Mountains. Shelburne is in Mt. Washington Valley and is close to all the valley has to offer. Shelburne is nestled between Gorham, New Hamsphire and Gilead, Maine, offering those staying in Shelburne easy access to local restaurants and attractions. Shelburne is close to Mt. Washington and the Mt. Washington Auto Road. The Appalachian trail goes through Shelburne as it works its way South to Mt. Washington and North to Maine. Shelburne is close to Storyland, Santa's Village, Six Gun City, Wildcat Ski Area, Great Glen Trails, Sunday River - all the White Mountains have to offer! Come to Shelburne, visit the quieter side of the Valley!