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The four seasons of New Hampshire are as varied as the color spectrum. From season to season, there is much to be seen and experienced in the Lake Sunapee region.
Winter in New Hampshire means skiing, and Mount Sunapee is one of New Hampshire's premier ski destinations. If you prefer nordic skiing, Norsk and Eastman Cross Country Centers are each a short drive away.
The Lake Sunapee region is a great place to be when the snows recede and spring fills the air. Lake Sunapee loses its sheet of ice, and fishermen take to the waters. Off the water, hikers and bikers take to the trails, and sightseers can take advantage of the many historic and cultural destinations of the region.
Summertime is prime time, with Lake Sunapee being the main attraction. Lake tours, swimming, boating and fishing take center stage, and speaking of stages, the New London Barn Playhouse runs is summer theater. Also, John Cain golf course is open for golf enthusiasts.
With the coming of autumn, foliage is on the minds of locals and visitors alike. And with New Hampshire's unique mix of climate, location and ecosystem, it boasts one of the most vibrant displays of foliage in the world. Enjoy the vantage point from the top of Mount Sunapee, or take in the lakeside views from Lake Sunapee as the seasons shift towards winter again.
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