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Sunapee Harbor Boat Rentals |
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| 603-763-4521 | Maple Street, Sunapee Harbor | ||||||||||||
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Be your own captain
and explore the waters of Lake Sunapee from Sunapee Harbor. Pontoon boat
rentals... full day... half day... or multi-day. Choose the size that is
right for you! Tubing available also. |
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Gas Docks: |
Sargents Marina |
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| 603-763-5036 | Sunapee Harbor & Georges Mills | ||||||||||||
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Enjoy the crystal clear waters of Lake Sunapee with our wide selection of
rental boats and water sports equipment: Ski Boats, Pontoon Boats, Fishing
Boats, Personal Water Craft, Water Skis, Knee Boards, Wake Boards, Tubes.
All of our boats are clean, well-maintained, and ready for your enjoyment. Sunapee Harbor and Georges Mills Gas Docks - Hours of operation: 9 am – 5 pm (weather permitting) Open May through October |
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Sunapee Historical Society |
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| 603-763-9872 | 14 Main Street, Sunapee Harbor | ||||||||||||
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The Sunapee Historical Society Museum is located in the old Flanders-Osborne Stable, right in the heart of Sunapee Harbor. Visitors can learn about the history of the steamboats, the grand hotels, boating, and the Town of Sunapee’s longtime past as a resort destination. It is a relaxing, informative way to spend time exploring the heritage of our town. Cracker Barrel Chats held at the Museum allow the “elders” of our community to share, first hand, their memories, experiences and photos of days gone-by. Something interesting for all ages, no admission charge, donations welcomed and appreciated. Summer Hours: Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat & Sun: Open 1-4 pm, Weds Eves: 7-9 pm, Closed Mondays. Fall Hours: Sat & Sun: 1-4 until Columbus Day. |
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| Riverwalk Natural Path |
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A self-guided nature
footpath, that starts on the deck of the Quack Shack and follows along
the Sugar River to the bridge on High Street. Across the bridge the path
passes through Hames Park, continuing along the river and over a
footbridge to Sunapee’s Welcome Center. The path is accented with discreet
signage providing information for inquiring minds. Visitors can return to
the Harbor by retracing their steps along the path - or walking back up
Main Street along the sidewalk. |
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Relax in your deck chair aboard the MV MT
Sunapee II and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Lake Sunapee, while your
Captain narrates the history, landmarks and lore of this crystal clear
mountain lake. There is seating on the enclosed lower deck as well as
on the open upper deck. Snacks and beverages are served during the
1.5-hour cruise. Private charters for all types of events can also be
arranged.
