Activities & Restaurants

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LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE & LAKE WENTWORTH

At more than 70 square miles, Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest of New Hampshire’s many lakes – and the focus of recreational fun in the region. Boating, fishing and swimming in warm weather gives way to ice fishing and snowmobiling in the winter. Of course, just gazing at the lake’s beauty keeps many a visitor and resident occupied year-round! Wolfeboro’s Lake Wentworth is a perfect spot for kayaking or spending a day at beautiful Albee beach.

Lone Wolfe Brewing Company

DOWNTOWN WOLFEBORO

Browse the eclectic shops lining the main streets in downtown Wolfeboro (you’ll find everything from fine art and upscale gifts to scuba and fishing gear), grab a bite to eat, or just watch the boat traffic come and go from the downtown docks. In warm weather, you can catch free concerts in the lovely Cate Park on the waterfront.

Back Bay Boathouse

La Boca Restaurant & Market

Tamworth Distilling & Mercantile

Tamworth Distilling in nearby Tamworth, NH offers a wonderful retail space and tasting bar. Taste the full line of spirits , shop for cocktails and unique gifts.

Allen Albee Beach

This secluded and quiet beach offers swimming and picnicking on beautiful Lake Wentworth. Enjoy our 2 charcoal grills during the summer months (first come first served), relax at one of our many picnic tables or combine a trip to the beach with a bike ride on the Cotton Valley Trail. A favorite afternoon for many locals is to park at Albee Beach, ride bikes on the Cotton Valley Trail to downtown Wolfeboro for lunch or ice cream, then ride back for a refreshing swim at the beach.

Carry Beach

Home to the Annual Granite Man Triathlon on the third Saturday in August, Carry Beach is a secluded, quiet and shallow beach perfect for young swimmers and families. The beach is open from sunrise to sunset year-round.

OUTDOOR TRAILS

Soak in the stunning scenery and get a great workout on the area’s wonderful hiking, biking and cross country ski trails! Enjoy breakfast at the Inn then walk downtown to hop on Bridge Falls Path, which connects you to the 11-mile Cotton Valley Rail Trail. The Lakes Region’s Ossipee mountain range offers an extensive network of trails, many of which offer gorgeous views of the lakes below.