Wolfeboro Walk With the Wild

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Monday, 30 June 2008

Wolfeboro natives especially, and residents in general, treasure every gem in Wolfeboro, NH. Obvious draws include the recreation and scenic views of Lake Winnipesaukee along with Lake Wentworth and the much smaller, charming Crescent Lake. We know visitors, including French President Nickolas Sarkozy, make this friendly community their destination for fun found on the water, unique shopping and restaurants and music festivals. A relatively new attention grabber is the Cotton Valley Trail. Walk or bicycle from the original section of trail, the Bridge Falls Path, along Wolfeboro’s Back Bay–past remnants of the former excelsior mill and within eyeshot of the historical Wright Museum and Sea Bird Chinese Restaurant, your stroll will lead you along the shores of Crescent Lake and then Lake Wentworth home to public Albee Beach with a walking distance of 2 miles from the Wolfeboro Area Chamber of Commerce Train Station. It is not unusual to catch sight of a local celebrity–a Blue Heron named Harry. Watch for the variety of birds for the eye and ear. On this walk you actually do want to keep your head down on occasion–you just might spot a show stopping, large sized turtle that will make for a good story later. Wolfeboro residents will want you to remember another highlight of venturing out on the Cotton Valley Trail–it’s free! The pristine waters of Lake Winnipesaukee provide a beautiful scene for your sailboat excursion, and the open water is a haven for the motorboat enthusiast. Kayaking on Back Bay or one of the smaller lakes is a great escape for lakeside serenity.

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