Frog Rock, a large granite boulder in New Boston, New Hampshire, was once a popular local attraction. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, its frog-like shape drew visitors from nearby towns and summer resorts, and it was often visited for picnics and sightseeing.
Today, Frog Rock sits quietly in the Frances Hildreth Towne Memorial Forest, hidden among trees and brush. With no signs or crowds, it’s easy to miss, but the rock remains a small reminder of New Boston’s past and how nature and time have reclaimed a once-famous landmark.