Autumn transforms New Hampshire lakes into spectacular landscapes, offering boaters unforgettable views of brilliant foliage surrounding peaceful, sparkling waters everywhere.Few experiences compare with cruising beneath colorful trees while mountains reflect beautifully across the calm surface during crisp autumn mornings.From Lake Winnipesaukee to Squam Lake, every shoreline reveals different combinations...
There’s no place quite like New Hampshire when the leaves start to turn. Picture crisp morning air, hillsides blazing in red, orange, and gold, and the sweet scent of warm cinnamon-sugar cider donuts. A drive along the Kancamagus, or a shoreline cruise on Lake Winnipesaukee is breathtaking on its...
As summer fades into fall, New Hampshire lakes become quieter and more peaceful. The leaves begin changing, mornings become cooler, and boating season slowly winds down. For lake homeowners, fall is also the time to start thinking about one important question: When should you take your boat out of...
When Labor Day arrives, many people think of it as the unofficial end of summer. The boats begin disappearing from the water, summer visitors head home, and lake houses that were buzzing with activity become noticeably quieter. But here’s the secret about New Hampshire’s lakes: some of the most...
There is something timeless about seeing a large passenger boat glide across the waters of a New Hampshire lake, surrounded by mountains, islands, and forest-covered shorelines. Today, cruising the lakes is primarily about recreation and sightseeing, but New Hampshire’s boating tradition has much deeper roots. Long before modern speedboats,...
The Loon Center in Moultonborough, NH is one of those special Lakes Region destinations that reminds you why New Hampshire’s lakes and wildlife are worth protecting. Located along the northern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, the Loon Center combines nature, education, wildlife conservation, and beautiful walking trails. For residents, lake...
Labor Day weekend is the perfect time to squeeze in one more memorable summer celebration. Across New Hampshire, families gather at lake houses, backyards, camps, and favorite picnic spots. The long weekend brings warm afternoons, cool evenings, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy delicious summer food. New Hampshire’s farmers...
Buying a boat in New Hampshire can open the door to unforgettable summers on the water. From Lake Winnipesaukee to Lake Sunapee, boating is part of the lifestyle. However, buying the right boat requires more than choosing your favorite color and style. You need to consider storage, registration, insurance,...
Owning a lake house in New Hampshire offers an incredible lifestyle. Summer mornings can begin with coffee beside the water. Evenings can end with beautiful sunsets over the lake. However, waterfront living also means preparing for changing weather. Heavy rain, strong winds, flooding, lightning, and winter storms can create...
Lake Winnipesaukee is New Hampshire’s largest lake and one of New England’s premier boating destinations. With more than 250 islands, nearly 300 miles of shoreline, and countless coves to explore, spending an entire day—or even several days—on the water is easy. Whether you’re cruising in a pontoon boat, wake...