The Top 15 Lakes in Merrimack County
Looking to visit the best lakes in Merrimack County? After all, there’s nothing better than the serenity of the lakeshore — or a quick dip when the weather’s warm. So, browse our list of Merrimack County’s top lakes below as recommended by the komoot community, and experience more on your next adventure!
Last updated: October 6, 2025
Elkins Beach is a small public beach on Pleasant Lake. There is a small parking and picnic area just off the side of the paved Elkins Road.
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This small, isolated lake in the middle of Sunapee State Park is a real hidden gem. It lies on the crater of an ancient volcano and is surrounded by cliffs …
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Conquer Bear Brook State Park's 40 miles of trails! Choose from easy, intermediate, and challenging routes through forests, marshes, and to hidden ponds. Pack a picnic and enjoy the breathtaking views!
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Once the railbed of the Boston and Maine Railroad's Northern Line, the Northern Rail Trail is now a lovely, unpaved multi-use trail. This section of the trail winds up alongside …
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It's the fifth-largest lake entirely within New Hampshire, offering a vast expanse of sparkling water and endless opportunities for outdoor recreation. Quaint towns like Sunapee Harbor and Georges Mills dot the shoreline, offering a glimpse into New Hampshire's idyllic charm.
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Part of the Turning Mill Pond Network, the Turning Mill Pond Trail is an easy and well signed path that runs around the pond with the same name. There are …
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There are a bunch of different spots around Lake Sunapee that you can access the water. The beach area at the southern end features a fair amount of parking and …
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There is a public beach and car parking here at the south end of Webster Lake. Whether you are cycling along Webster Road or along the Northern Rail Trail, it …
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Kimball Pond Conservation Area is a 965-acre park with rolling hills, ponds, and creeks. It is an important home to rare species like the Pied Billed Grebe and Blandings Turtle. You are likely to spot some wildlife along your ride.
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Very nice trail at Bear Hill Pond. I suggest wearing waterproof boots and bringing bug spray. The best time to visit this lovely area is April through November. Dogs are allowed, but must be leashed.
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