SUMMER
Summer brings a bustle of activity to Wolfeboro as summer residents return and visitors flock to enjoy the lakes and mountains. Wolfeboro’s old-fashioned 4th of July parade (including our favorite – the Lawn Chair Brigade) is a particular highlight.
FAVORITE ACTIVITIES:
Boating, fishing, wakesurfing, paddleboarding, waterskiing, swimming, Hiking and biking, Barn dinners at The Barn at Pickering House, shopping, boat-building and museums
SPRING
Spring brings a gradual thaw that culminates in the official Lake Winnipesaukee “ice out” declaration. This is a quiet time of year in
the Lakes Region as the snow melts, flowers gradually unfurl
and the water begins to warm up.
FAVORITE ACTIVITIES:
Maple sugaring
Antiquing
Lake Winnipesaukee “Ice Out” Contest
Early-season hiking or late-season snowshoeing
WINTER
A winter visit to the Inn offers a chance to hunker down with a good book in front of the Inn’s fireplaces, and to get outdoors and embrace the season. Wolfeboro has fabulous cross-country ski trails and our town's downhill facility is the oldest small ski area in the country!
FAVORITE ACTIVITIES:
Cross country skiing and snowshoeing
Downhill skiing
Ice fishing, ice boating and ice skating
Snowmobiling
FALL
Warm days and cool nights bring a blaze of color to the trees by mid-October. Fall is still high season in the Lakes Region as visitors flock to the area to enjoy the scenery.
FAVORITE ACTIVITIES:
Apple picking
Moulton’s Farm for cider donuts and other treats
Hiking Mt. Major to get a bird’s eye view of the trees
Tours, tasting and shopping at Tamworth Distilling
Biking the Cotton Valley Rail Trail