Haverhill is a great community with a diverse mix of people and landscape. As a resident, I can tell you personally: there are a lot of hidden gems. On the surface, there are areas of Haverhill that could use some attention.
But there are safe, beautiful neighborhoods and thriving businesses that make living, working and playing in Haverhill enjoyable. Haverhill has 4 seasons throughout the year.
Summers in Haverhill are comfortable with an average temperature of 72 degrees. The population in Haverhill is roughly 67, making it one of the largest cities compared to neighboring towns.
Located 35 miles north of Boston and near major highways, Haverhill is just minutes away from some of the best shopping, restaurants, and attractions the North Shore has to offer. Haverhill has easy access to major highways I and I and the city has a train station stop that takes commuters directly into Boston North Station. There are 2 close airports nearby. These days, you can visit Buttonwoods Museum to see a collection of shoes and shoe-making tools that put the city on the world map for its large shoe manufacturing back in the day.
Ski Bradford is a small ski area located in the Bradford neighborhood of Haverhill. It offers 15 trails, 3 chair lifts, ski and snowboard lessons, and a snowmaking crew.
