A four-season get-a-way on the unspoiled eastern shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, Wolfeboro combines the charm and tranquility of rural New Hampshire with the shopping, services and amenities that would be the envy of much larger communities. Conveniently located less than two hours from Boston and just one hour to the seacoast and the White Mountains, Wolfeboro’s setting is ideal. Residents love to share our secret with visitors. Once you have relaxed a bit, you’ll want to go out and play, and Wolfeboro is a playground with something for everyone. Memories of summers spent with family are created at our lakes, where you may spend the day boating or relaxing on one of our four public beaches.

In spring and fall, the weather is perfect for golf, hiking, biking, fishing, sailing, canoeing, kayaking and birding. Enjoy the simple beauty of traditional New England architecture amid spring’s rebirth, fabulous fall colors and the tranquil beauty and excitement of winter in Wolfeboro. Wolfeboro provides access to hundreds of miles of snowmobiling and more than thirty kilometers of groomed cross-country ski trails. Residents will proudly introduce you to the communities very own Abenaki Ski Area – a destination for the downhill skier, snow boarder and cross-country skier. Accommodations in the area make a great home base from which to sample some of the excellent downhill ski areas just a short drive away. Whether you are visiting or relocating to the area – we are confident you will love our quaint New England town and surrounding area as much as we do.

Wikipedia articles for Wolfeboro

• Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
• Brewster Memorial Hall
• Brewster Academy
• WASR (AM)
• Kingswood Regional High School
• Union Church
• Union Church (South Wolfeboro, New Hampshire)
• Lake Wentworth
• Libby Museum