New Hampshire Lakes by Region

New Hampshire : Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee (4)

• Crystal Lake
• Lake Sunapee
• Eastman Lake
• Mascoma Lake

New Hampshire : Great North Woods (4)

• First Connecticut Lake
• Mirror Lake
• Forest Lake
• Umbagog Lake

New Hampshire : Lakes Region (24)

• Baxter Lake
• Newfound Lake
• Bow Lake
• Ossipee Lake
• Great East Lake
• Province Lake
• Halfmoon Lake
• Purity Lake
• Lake Kanasatka
• Sargent Lake
• Lake Waukewan
• Shellcamp Pond
• Lake Wentworth
• Silver Lake
• Lake Wicwas
• Squam Lake
• Lake Winnipesaukee
• Suncook Lakes
• Lake Winona
• Wakondah Pond
• Lovell Lake
• Webster Lake
• Merrymeeting Lake
• Winnisquam Lake

New Hampshire : Merrimack Valley (1)

• Canobie Lake

New Hampshire : Monadnock (4)

• Franklin Pierce Lake
• Laurel Lake
• Lake Monomonac
• Swanzey Lake

New Hampshire : White Mountains (4)

• Conway Lake
• Mirror Lake
• Echo Lake
• Stinson Lake

Ossipee Lake

Baxter Lake

New Hampshire Lakes A-Z

• Baxter Lake
• Lake Sunapee
• Purity Lake
• Bow Lake
• Lake Waukewan
• Sargent Lake
• Canobie Lake
• Lake Wentworth
• Shellcamp Pond
• Conway Lake
• Lake Wicwas
• Silver Lake
• Crystal Lake
• Lake Winnipesaukee
• Squam Lake
• Eastman Lake
• Lake Winona
• Stinson Lake
• Echo Lake
• Laurel Lake
• Suncook Lakes
• First Connecticut Lake
• Lovell Lake
• Swanzey Lake
• Forest Lake
• Mascoma Lake
• Umbagog Lake
• Franklin Pierce Lake
• Merrymeeting Lake
• Wakondah Pond
• Great East Lake
• Mirror Lake
• Webster Lake
• Halfmoon Lake
• Newfound Lake
• Winnisquam Lake
• Lake Kanasatka
• Ossipee Lake
• Lake Monomonac
• Province Lake

Lakes in NH

Lake Name	Lake Summary
Baxter Lake	One of the best-kept secrets of New Hampshire's Lakes region is Baxter Lake. This 302-acre lake offers excellent swimming, boating and fishing to those ...
Bow Lake	Also known as: Bow Lake New Hampshire's Bow Lake is located about 30 miles south of better-known Lake Winnipesaukee in the state's Lakes Region. Bow Lake has its own special ...
Canobie Lake	A pair of loons glide across the surface of Canobie Lake in the Merrimack Valley region of southeastern New Hampshire. Although treasured, it is not ...
Conway Lake	Conway Lake is a hidden treasure nestled in the towns of Conway and Eaton, east of the White Mountains in New Hampshire. Careful conservation efforts ...
Crystal Lake	Crystal Lake, in the town of Enfield in Grafton County, New Hampshire, showcases New England's scenic beauty with its clean clear water and picturesque ...
Eastman Lake	Also known as: Eastman Pond Tucked away in the heart of the Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region just two hours from Boston and minutes from the Vermont border, Eastman Lake is a fantastic ...
Echo Lake	He reaches as far above him as he can, searching for a finger hold that will let him pull himself up the cliff face soaring over Echo Lake. Below him, ...
First Connecticut Lake	New Hampshire's Connecticut Lakes, located in the state's Great North Woods region, are comprised of four lakes: First Connecticut Lake, Second Connecticut ...
Forest Lake	A clear summer day finds many visitors and locals enjoying the weather at Forest Lake, where a 200-foot white beach is covered with sunning families and ...
Franklin Pierce Lake	Also known as: Jackman Reservoir Franklin Pierce Lake in New Hampshire's Monadnock Region is a relatively unknown gem. Also known as Jackman Reservoir, the 520-acre lake sits on the outskirts ...
Great East Lake	Great East Lake is a paradise for anyone who enjoys a relaxing time. With over 1700 acres of water and 12 miles of shoreline, Great East Lake is known ...
Halfmoon Lake	Sprawling across the border between the towns of Barnstead and Alton, Halfmoon Lake is a beautiful, quiet lake in New Hampshire's Lakes Region. Halfmoon ...
Lake Kanasatka	Also known as: Long Pond Lake Kanasatka is a clear, 371-acre freshwater lake set among New Hampshire's towering trees and surrounded by sloping hillsides. The lake was once named ...
Lake Monomonac	The wind fills the sails, pushing the sailboats across Lake Monomonac. A bewitching combination of pristine white sail cloth and billowing bright colors ...
Lake Sunapee	Also known as: Sunapee Lake Lake Sunapee has been a popular vacation destination since the heyday of passenger railroads and steamships. The lake's clear waters and beautiful scenery ...
Lake Waukewan	Lake Waukewan is set within the heart of New Hampshire's Lakes Region, where its sparkling 928 acres lure visitors seeking to escape to a small town atmosphere. ...
Lake Wentworth	One of the prettiest lakes in New Hampshire's Lakes Region is Lake Wentworth. All too often overlooked as tourists flock to nearby Lake Winnipesaukee, ...
Lake Wicwas	Also known as: Wickwas Lake With dozens of beautiful vistas to photograph, Lake Wicwas is nestled among three protected wildlife areas in central New Hampshire. The lake's surface ...
Lake Winnipesaukee	By far the largest lake in the state, Lake Winnipesaukee covers an incredible 44,586 New Hampshire acres. The lake is the third largest lake in all of ...
Lake Winona	If there's one lake in central New Hampshire whose origin is mired in historical heartache, it's Lake Winona. This private 148-acre freshwater lake, once ...
Laurel Lake	Laurel Lake, with its 180 acres of clear, sparkling waters and densely-wooded shoreline in Cheshire County, New Hampshire is a perfect spot for a peaceful ...
Lovell Lake	Surrounded by a plenitude of forest pine, fir, elm, beech, and oak trees, this clear water lake is located in beautiful New Hampshire. Occupying the Lakes ...
Mascoma Lake	In 1793 a group of Shakers arrived at the valley between Mount Assurance and Mascoma Lake and declared it the "Chosen Vale." They settled on the shores ...
Merrymeeting Lake	Beautiful Merrymeeting Lake in the town of New Durham, New Hampshire was formed by an impoundment on the Merrymeeting River in 1923. At normal water level, ...
Mirror Lake	Slowly the moose wades through the grasses at the edge of Mirror Lake, tipping his huge head down to drink. On the opposite shore a kayaker glides into ...
Newfound Lake	Comfortably situated in New Hampshire's famous Lakes Region, Newfound Lake is the third-largest lake located entirely within the state's boundaries. It ...
Ossipee Lake	Ossipee Lake covers an impressive 3,245 acres in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, making it the sixth-largest lake contained entirely within the state. ...
Province Lake	A quick swish and the golf club slices through the air sending the ball down the green along Province Lake. The lake, covering almost a thousand acres, ...
Purity Lake	In the late 1800's Edward E. Hoyt moved his family to Purity Lake in the Lakes region of New Hampshire. Hoyt started a sawmill and water bottling company ...
Sargent Lake	Nestled in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire, Sargent Lake is located east of the town of Belmont. At just over 43 acres, this lake is sure to capture ...
Shellcamp Pond	Also known as: Shellcamp Lake Shellcamp Pond is located in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire in the town of Gilmanton. The town was named after the Gilman family who inhabited the ...
Silver Lake	Silver Lake is located in eastern New Hampshire's Lakes tourism region, just south of the White Mountain National Forest. The lake spans almost 1,000 ...
Squam Lake	Also known as: Big Squam Lake, Little Squam Lake Big Squam Lake,the second-largest lake located entirely in New Hampshire, covers almost 6,800 acres in the state's Lakes Region. Dotted with historic ...
Stinson Lake	Stinson Lake, which once housed the laughter of summer camp children, now shines as a quiet residential retreat in central New Hampshire. A refreshingly ...
Suncook Lakes	Also known as: Lower Suncook Lake, Upper Suncook Lake The Suncook Lakes are two of the lakes that dot the countryside of the appropriately named Lakes Region of New Hampshire. The region is home to big, ...
Swanzey Lake	One of the unsung gems of New Hampshire's Monadnock region, little Swanzey Lake is well-loved by those lucky enough to live along its shoreline. The lake ...
Umbagog Lake	Also known as: Rangeley Lakes Umbagog Lake straddles about 11 miles of the Maine-New Hampshire border. This 7,850-acre lake lies partly in the Rangeley Lakes region of western Maine ...
Wakondah Pond	Wakondah Pond is located in the scenic valley of Moultonborough, New Hampshire. The lake has 94 acres of crystal blue waters secluded by nature and wildlife. ...
Webster Lake	Webster Lake, a 606-acre lake set in central New Hampshire, tucks itself away from the hubbub of life's daily stresses in a shoreline that is surrounded ...
Winnisquam Lake	Also known as: Lake Winnisqam Covering 4,238 acres, Winnisquam Lake is New Hampshire's fourth-largest lake located entirely within the state's borders. Located in New Hampshire's "Lakes ...