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Wolfeboro Town Forest sits right off Center Street and makes for a nice, shady spot to take a quick break on a road ride. It’s small, but there are a few short trails if you want to stretch your legs before hopping back on the bike.

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.

Cate Park provides a charming escape from downtown's hustle and bustle. Embrace the wonderful views of the lake, mountains, and boats, creating a serene contrast to the city's vibrancy.

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.

Mirror Lake is a 333-acre lake in the Lakes Region of New Hampshire. The lake is connected to Lake Winnipesaukee by a short outlet stream.

Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in New Hampshire at 72 square miles. This spring-fed lake sits at the base of the White Mountains and has a scenic wooded shoreline that is especially spectacular in the fall.

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.