Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail
A leisurely ride next to New Hampshires fourth-largest lake is one of the best ways to spend a warm summer day.
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Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail Details
A leisurely ride next to New Hampshires fourth-largest lake is one of the best ways to spend a warm summer day. Start your ride at Leslie E. Roberts Beach, on the southeastern side of the lake. Then head east along the asphalt-paved trail through the canopied woods until you reach Belmont. The entire trail is only 1.8-miles long, so you will have plenty of time to head back so you can spend the rest of the afternoon swimming or hang out by the lake. And take a few moments to admire views as you approach the shore they are nothing short of breathtaking.
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Nearby Parks Around Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Lake Winnisquam Scenic Trail
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1.0 mi away
WOW Trail
Ideal for cyclists, walkers, joggers, and rollerbladers, this smooth, nicely-paved trail covers a lot of sights in just 2.7 miles.
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Ahern State Park
Overlooking the shore of Lake Winnisquam, this small but scenic state park is considered to have one of the best beaches in New Hampshire.
7.3 mi away
Lake Winnipesaukee
New Hampshires largest lake deserves all the attention it gets as being the crowned gem of the Lakes Region.
7.4 mi away
Endicott Rock State Historic Site
This state park on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee contains one of the oldest public monuments in New England and one of the earliest pieces of evidence of European inhabitants.
7.6 mi away
Weirs Beach
This charming beach on the southern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee is a bustling hub of summer activity.
