Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire

The lake is located in New Hampshire's Lakes Region, near the foothills of the White Mountains. With 72 square miles, Lake Winnipesaukee is the state's biggest lake. The forested coastline and crystal blue water of this spring-fed lake, which is surrounded by three mountain ranges, make it a popular summer resort and a place to rest and unwind in gorgeous settings while enjoying water sports of all sorts.

On Lake Winnipesaukee, there are many beaches where swimming is popular throughout the summer. A long, sandy swimming area with changing rooms may be found at Ellacoya State Park. Camping is also available. Visitors may explore the numerous villages on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee by boat or by car. An 80-mile loop road may also be used to drive around the entire lake. The journey is long, but it allows you to see all of the different regions, each one offers something unique.