Come and experience “this special place.” Each season offers its own pleasure. Activities include golf, tennis, sailing, boating, swimming and fishing in the summer, while the area abounds with skiing, snowmobiling, ice skating & ice sports in the winter snow. Hiking and sightseeing in good weather –whatever the season.
This area is well known for its stunning views, majestic mountains and its wide range of interests. Antiques, quaint village shops and inns, church fairs, fabulous restaurants and theater await the summer visitor. Winter residents can enjoy cultural events at Colby-Sawyer College in addition to its new indoor fitness center with indoor pool. Excellent skiing just minutes away at Mount Sunapee. Sites of historical interests are but a few miles away in almost any direction.
Our Four Seasons . . .
Fall
Our visitors discover an area of New Hampshire, beautiful in fall foliage and small crowds. Whether enjoying a picnic or apple picking at a nearby orchard, the fall glistens with the color and beauty of the area.
Winter
A winter vacation is a blanket of freshly fallen snow, cross-country or downhill skiing at Mount Sunapee Ski Resort, featuring magnificent mountain and lake views, quaint village shops and dining.
Spring
When the snow starts to melt, the cycle begins again. Spring skiing, fishing, whitewater kayaking, golfing or hiking into the woods or up Mount Kearsarge — these are just a few activities you can experience as the ground warms and buds on trees and flowers come alive.
Summer
The most anticipated season!! Bring your boats, kayaks, canoes, and water skis.
Lake Sunapee/ Sunapee Harbor is the hub of excitement for any tourist. Hop aboard the M.V. Mount Sunapee II for a 2 hour cruise of Lake Sunapee. Come a little later in the day and board the M.V. Kearsarge Dinner Boat.
Land and water exploration — golfing, hiking and exploring. Whatever your interests are, the area has it.
Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce
M.V. Kearsarge Dinner Boat or M.V. Mt. SunapeeII
Mount Sunapee Resort or Pats Peak Ski Area
Out Spokin bike, ski and sports or Bob Skinner’s Ski and Sport