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Back Bay unfolds with stunning views reflected in its waters—a truly delightful place to be. Abundant in diverse activities, it promises a wonderful and varied experience.

At the southern tip of the island y will find a small beach protected by jetties on both sides. There is a picnic area and spots to dock kayaks. From here you get views across the water to Weir Beach and Governor's Island, and if you are lucky you will see the Mount Washington cruise ship making its tour of Winnipesaukee.

Stonedam Island is host to a historic cabin and four little trails that take you to picnic spots and beaches around the island. It you make it here, you have found the summit! There is no access to the island by car, but you can boat or kayak over to the dock on the northeast side and begin your adventure from there.

The Ridge Trail takes you on an easy hike up to the crest of Rattlesnake Mountain. This is a great short trail for the kids with some fun scrambling over forested bedrock and views over the lake.

Back Bay unfolds with stunning views reflected in its waters—a truly delightful place to be. Abundant in diverse activities, it promises a wonderful and varied experience.

At 3,097 acres, Lake Wentworth is the seventh-largest lake in New Hampshire. There are 18 named islands in the lake, with public access to the lake available at Wentworth State Park.

The Fernalds Basin is part of the Cotton Valley Rail Trail in Wolfeboro and passes a short section of Lake Wentworth with nice views of the lake.

The Cotton Valley Rail Trail starts in the town of Wolfeboro and leads all the way to Wakefield in the east. The trail follows the historic rail tracks and offers the perfect combination of an historic background and a nice hike through beautiful landscape. If you don't want to hike the whole distance, you can turn around at any point to shorten the distance.