Sugar Hill is a small town in New Hampshire that was incorporated in 1962. It is named after the large groves of sugar maples that grow in the area. Sugar Hill is known for its scenic views of the mountains, its fields of lupine flowers, and its local attractions such as Polly's Pancake Parlor and Harman's Cheese Store. Sugar Hill also has a history of skiing, as it was the site of the first resort-based ski school in the country in 1929. 

Sugar Hill Town Forest, managed by the town of Sugar Hill, has a network of trails.