Planning a vacation to NH and looking for NH Lakes? Find your NH Lakes in NH right here.
The Lakes Region of NH offers some of the cleanest and finest waters in the world. From Lake Winnipesaukee, NH’s signature lake to many of the smaller lakes that are located in every county of this wonderful attraction field state.,
Some of the finest hotels and timeshare resorts in New England are located right here in NH. Listed on NH Lakes are the many lakes you may come into contact with while searching for that favorite fishing hole, or boat ramp to unload. Swimming in NH can be found not only in lakes and ponds but also in some of the many streams and rivers throughout the state.
With the unlimited choices, deep and not so deep lakes, you can enjoy endless hours and days discovering NH Lakes and the towns they are located in.
Water skiing swimming, boating, Canoe, Kayaking or diving for wrecks of times past, you will find the perfect lake in New Hampshire.
Eventually, we’ll dive into each lake posted here for individual lake information.
NH Lakes LIST – Lake | Town Located | Area
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