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Lakes Region Association

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The Lakes Region Association of New Hampshire is your one source for vacation planning. The Association provides the extensive information that you need regarding where to play, dine, shop, and where to stay during your visit. Along with that, the Association offers information on real estate, services, group traveling and regional information as well. The Official Vacation Planning Association for the Lakes Region of New Hampshire including Lake Winnipesaukee, Squam Lake, Lake Ossipee, Mirror Lake, Newfound Lake, Lake Winnisquam and the White Mountains.

During the winter months, the landscape takes on a completely different persona as the lakes freeze over and the winter skiing begins. From outdoor recreation, to performances, to family attractions and events to tax-free shopping to historical museums, The Lakes Region Association has something for everyone! Call LRA today to speak with a vacation planning specialist!

Features

With 283 miles of shoreline and 274 habitable islands, Winnipesaukee is the centerpiece of the Lakes Region. Recreational activities abound: boating, swimming, cruises, ice skating, ice fishing and snowmobiling - along with some truly spectacular scenery - make this a four-season vacation destination. Winnipesaukee is surrounded by three mountain ranges: Ossipee, Belknap and Squam. Also visible is Sandwich Ridge and the Presidential Range, including Mount Washington.
Explore the area's numerous villages - each one offers something different: Weirs Beach has arcades and boardwalks, a waterslide, restaurants and an activity center; Meredith is a restored mill village where you can browse through antiques, art and craft galleries; and Wolfeboro is a picture perfect New England village, right down to its historic Main Street. Center Harbor, Melvin Village, Alton Bay and the other towns in the Lakes Region all have their own special flavor as well.