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Wellington State Park
Home to the largest freshwater swimming beach in New Hampshire, this state park is an excellent place to spend a sunny day.
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Wellington State Park Details
Home to the largest freshwater swimming beach in New Hampshire, this state park is an excellent place to spend a sunny day. Water-based activities include swimming, boating, or fishing in the waves of this 4,451-acre lake. There is a boat launch and kayak rentals available at the park store. Hiking is also very popular, with a 7-mile trail that takes you from the beach to the top of the Little and Big Sugarloaf Mountains. From the summit, you will have a sweeping view of the lake as well as Cliff and Belle Islands.
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