Lake Sunapee
Western New Hampshire, in the United States, contains Sullivan County and Merrimack County, where Lake Sunapee is situated. It is New Hampshire's only totally contained fifth-largest lake.
The 2,743-foot Mt. Sunapee, which is located inside a state park and is renowned for its downhill ski resort, is beneath Lake Sunapee. Along with picnic tables, a boat launch, lifeguards, a bathhouse, and canoe and kayak rentals, the park also has a lengthy white-sand lakeside beach. The campground for the park is about a mile from the beach.
Early recognition of Lake Sunapee as a summer vacation destination for affluent city families seeking relief from the heat. On large lots along the forested coastlines, they constructed opulent cottages, or they remained in resort hotels. While taking the MV Mt. Sunapee II on a tour of the lake, you can still view a few remnant "cottages."
You will witness a lighthouse, one of only two on New England lakes, in addition to gorgeous views of the mountain and shore. You can reserve a dinner cruise on the MV Kearsarge, a recreation of a Victorian steamboat, to observe the sunset across the lake while you eat.
Location: Sullivan County and Merrimack County, New Hampshire
