New Hampshire Route 63

After entering Winchester from Massachusetts, NH 63 immediately enters the town of Hinsdale after only a few feet of pavement. Following the narrow salient of Hinsdale between the Connecticut River and Winchester, it is known locally as Northfield Road. Crossing the Ashuelot River into the main village of Hinsdale, it has a T-intersection with Main Street and joins NH 119 for a short concurrency eastward. At the intersection of Main Street, Canal Street, and Chesterfield Road, NH 63 turns north onto Chesterfield Road while NH 119 continues east on Canal Street, Following Chesterfield Road north along the banks of Kilburn Brook, the road travels along the western edge of Pisgah State Park and enters the town of Chesterfield. At Spofford Lake, NH 63 intersects NH 9 (Franklin Pierce Highway) before passing north out of Chesterfield into Westmoreland. In the main village of Westmoreland, the road takes a hard turn to the northwest, then as it approaches the Connecticut River turns gradually back to the northeast in the village of Park Hill before coming to its northern terminus at NH 12.

The entire route is in Cheshire County. [1][2]

Location[1][2]	mi[1][2]	km	Destinations	Notes
Winchester	0.000	0.000	Route 63 south (Hinsdale Road) – Northfield	Continuation from Massachusetts
Hinsdale	4.706	7.574	NH 119 west (Brattleboro Road) – Brattleboro VT	Southern end of concurrency with NH 119
	4.987	8.026	NH 119 east (Canal Street) – Winchester, Richmond	Northern end of concurrency with NH 119
Chesterfield	13.279	21.370	NH 9 (Franklin Pierce Highway) – Keene, Brattleboro VT
Westmoreland	21.514	34.623	NH 12 – Keene, Walpole	Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi       Concurrency terminus

• New Hampshire State Route 63 on Flickr