Our Top Picks for Merry Moments around Settlers Green

Take in our lights, gaze into windows with wonder...there are plenty of merry moments while you holiday shop with us! From the snow hillsides of the White Mountains all around to over 100 Christmas trees all around the shopping center, every corner has a bit of holiday magic to explore. Here are our top picks for merry moments:

Light Tunnels

The lights dance as you walk through our Light Tunnel located in The Courtyard next to Timberland Factory Store. This is surely the gateway into the heart of Settlers Green and the perfect place to pause for a pic. Both sides of the tunnel around lined with live Christmas trees to add to the spectacle. Not too far away around the corner from Beer & Wine Nation is another light tunnel that is a bit more quaint. The Pergola Lights shine bright and it's another fun spot to stroll through and feel the magic.

Christmas Trees & Lights

We have over 100 trees greeting shoppers as they head into stores throughout the shopping center, along with wrapped trees, beautiful wreaths and lovely window boxes and decor. From the lights around the white birch trees in The Courtyard to the massive wreaths along the façade of Streetside, make sure you stroll through in the evening after 4 p.m. to really see us shine! At the center of it all in The Courtyard is our statement Christmas Tree at The Gazebo, standing over 15 feet high, this is a must-see spot for holiday pics.

Spirited Storefronts

One of the best parts of in-store shopping during the holidays is the inspiration found in storefront windows. Holiday outfits you envision yourself in to jolly settings that make the holidays feel alive. Some of our favorites include Pandora, J.Crew Factory Store, Vera Bradley, The SoakingPot Infusion Spa and Stonewall Kitchen.

Larger Than Life Art

Take a moment to see North Conway in mosaic form on our Snowman, located next to New Balance Factory Store. The Snowman has appeared every winter since it was first created by local artist Sandy Hall in 2006. Don’t forget to stop by and take a photo with Saco and Tuck, The Bears, who are dressed up in their holiday attire and not quite ready for hibernation.

The White Mountains

Certainly living up to their namesake, we're experiencing one of the earliest snowfall totals in years in the White Mountains. From Settlers Green, you can see Mt. Washington, the highest peak in the East, as well as clusters of ranges including The Green Hills, Moat Mountain Range and Mt. Chocorua.