New Hampshire Lake

New Hampshire has more than 90 golf courses around the state, from semi-private and public courses to the courses that are the centerpieces of some of the state's finest resorts. Golfers can choose from seaside or lakeside courses, historic courses edged by mountains, or newer courses that follow the rugged natural contours of the land. ... [Read More]

Restricted Bodies of Water, New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of Safety Services
SAF-C 407.04 - (a) The following rafting restriction shall apply to that area on Lake Ossipee known as Cassie and Turtle Coves and the adjacent sandbar, including the channel to and from Broad Bay and the main lake: (1) Rafts shall be limited to 10 boats (2) Rafting shall be limited from sunrise to sunset (3) Rafts shall be at least 50 feet from the main navigational channel (4) Rafts shall not be anchored or secured to the shoreline in any way. ...

SAF-C 402.66 a) No person shall operate a vessel at a speed exceeding 6 MPH on the Squam River in Holderness between the southerly end of the boathouse in Little Squam Lake near the Holderness bridge and the light buoy at the lower or westerly end Squam Lake. ... [Read More]

Accommodations New Hampshire Style - Warm Hospitality, Wide Choice of Lodging
Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Great North Woods Lakes Merrimack Valley Monadnock Seacoast Statewide White Mountains ...

New Hampshire is known for its tradition of warm hospitality and wide choice in lodgings. A romantic suite overlooking the ocean...a cabin or campground on the edge of a remote lake where you awaken to the call of a loon...a motel or hotel in the center of a bustling city...a country inn or B&B at the heart of a historic village...or a destination resort where you can enjoy a car-free and care-free vacation...you'll find all these lodgings and more in New Hampshire. ... [Read More]

New Hampshire Department of Transportation
June 8, 2005 - The New Hampshire Department of Transportation announces a combined Public Officials/Public Informational Meeting will be held Tuesday, July 12, 2005 to discuss the planned rehabilitation of the US Route 3 Bridge over Lake Winnisquam, including approach work, in the Towns of Sanbornton, Belmont, and Tilton, New Hampshire. ... [Read More]

New Hampshire Department of Safety, Division of Safety Services
The Department of Safety believes these rules provide a uniform and clear procedure for interested citizens to organize and become involved with their lake community. It is expected that volunteers will commit both time and resources to assisted lake protection in order to remain in the program. Upon granting a petition for assisted lake protection, volunteers must complete a simple certification program and work with the Division of Safety Services to plan for interaction between marine patrol officers, marine patrol auxiliary, and lake watch volunteers. Any questions regarding the petition process can be directed to: Director David T. Barrett, Division of Safety Services, 31 Dock Road, Glendale, NH 03246-7626. 603-293-0091. ... [Read More]

New Hampshire Resorts, Day Spas and Stay Spas
Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Great North Woods Lakes Merrimack Valley Monadnock Seacoast Statewide White Mountains ...

Lake Opechee Inn & Spa ...

Route 3 & 25, at Lake Winnipesaukee Meredith, NH ... [Read More]

Lake Ice-Out Data for New England
Lake ice-out dates, or the dates of ice break-up, are the annual dates in spring when winter ice cover leaves a lake. A remarkable amount of lake ice-out data have been recorded and saved in New England over the past two centuries. For some lakes in New England, such as Moosehead Lake in Maine, ice-out dates were important for local steamship transportation. Data from other lakes, for example Richardson Lake, Maine, were important for annual log drives. Individuals have collected and saved extensive data because of general curiosity and community interest. For Damariscotta and West Grand lakes in Maine, the same family has been collecting ice-out data for three generations. References: ... [Read More]

USGS WRD of New Hampshire and Vermont - Home Page
Lake Champlain Basin Program: Federal Agencies Work Group ...

; provides access to the lake data and explains what a gage is and how it works. ... [Read More]

Each of New Hampshire's Seven Regions has Something for Everyone!
New Hampshire is made up of seven very different regions, each as exciting as the next. The Seacoast, Dartmouth • Lake Sunapee, Lakes Region, Merrimack Valley, Monadnock Region, White Mountains and Great North Woods are filled with natural beauty, cultural events and classic New England living. It’s one family vacation idea after another, and the only way to truly appreciate it all is to see it for yourself. Use the pull-down menus at left to learn more about each of New Hampshire's distinct, yet equally unforgettable, regions. ... [Read More]

Camping New Hampshire - Availabilities - Oceanside to Mountain View
Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee Great North Woods Lakes Merrimack Valley Monadnock Seacoast Statewide White Mountains ...

From oceanside RV campgrounds and full-service sites with river or mountain views, to rustic spots tucked by remote lakes in the Great North Woods, New Hampshire offers incredible variety for campers. You can choose a family-friendly or rv-friendly campground near your favorite attraction, a backcountry tent site or cabin in the White Mountain National Forest , or a lakeside campground where you can rent by the week, month or season. ... [Read More]