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Ice skating and other sports activities.
The Burnwell School Historic Site is the remains of what was a pre-Civil War school building. Visitors can take a tour and learn how students were educated in the 1800s. Many social events are also held there including lectures and book readings and signings. Elizabeth Hobbes Keckly was enslaved there at one point, she would later become a businesswoman, author, and confidante of Mary Todd Lincoln.
An 1844 courthouse at the center of town, with lots of other historic buildings nearby.
A cemetery established in 1757, with 184 graves of many of Hillsborough's most notable individuals.
Hiking, guided events with rangers.