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Waterville Valley, New Hampshire The guide was updated: 2022-12-09

New England itself is pure charisma. The area is draped by sparkling snow in the winter, swept with fresh seaside air during spring and summer, and painted with the changing colors of its trees during autumn. Waterville Valley, Hew Hampshire is a beacon of these seasons and a proud New England town. Its resort is the focal point, lending to recreational activities throughout the seasons that include skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, swimming and much more.

Facts

Population:	243
Currency:	$1USD = 100 cents
Search Accommodation:	Hotels »
Emergency numbers:	911
Newspapers:	Waterville Valley News
Opening hours:	General shop hours are Monday through Saturday, 10am or 11am to 5pm or 6pm.
Tourist information:	Pemi Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Information Center 12 Vintinner Road, Campton +1 603 726 3804

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Section in Waterville Valley, New Hampshire

As a certifiable resort city, Waterville Valley offers everything under the sun when it comes to recreational activities and natural attractions. Fishing, hiking, biking, and bird watching can all be done in the White Mountain National Forest. The Waterville Valley Resort offers skiing and snowboarding, too, in the winter months. No matter what the season, though, you're sure to have a great time exploring this beautiful part of America.

White Mountain National Forest

White Mountain National Forest

The White Mountain National Forest is not only one of New Hampshire’s most treasured attractions, but the nation’s as well. Its delicate beauty and vicinity to the populace is paired with 1,200 miles of hiking trails, ski areas and 23 campgrounds to create a wonderful natural attraction. Enjoy birding and the WMNF’s gorgeous waterfalls.

Town Square Free Outdoor Concert Series

Town Square Free Outdoor Concert Series

Throughout the cozy Waterville summer months, enjoy free, live concerts in the Town Square courtyard. The concerts take place on Saturday evenings starting in July and ending on Labor Day. Bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Children's Theatre

Children's Theatre

With the magical talents of Jean’s Playhouse’s Children’s Theater Company, Thursday mornings during the summer are made that much more fantastic for the whole family. The shows run close to 30 minutes and encompass familiar folk and fairy tales.

Snow’s Mountain Chairlift

Snow’s Mountain Chairlift

Snow’s Mountain is a favorite of hiking and biking enthusiasts. Visitors are encouraged to access the apex of Snow’s Mountain by way of Snow’s Mountain Chairlift—which allows for some wonderful scenery. There are over 30 miles of manicured trails for both hiking and mountain biking.

The Stone Tower

The Stone Tower

In 1880, Reverend J.M. Buckley—a Waterville Valley summer resident—constructed the Stone Tower following the claim that “Waterville Valley had everything but a ruin.” The Tower is 2 ½ stories and still stands today as one of the city’s most quirky attractions.

Squam Lake Natural Science Center

Squam Lake Natural Science Center

As the only institution in Northern New England with national accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the Squam Lakes Natural Science Center provides a wealth of educational opportunities. Explore the live animal programs and research findings revolving around New Hampshire’s ecology.

Waterville Valley Golf Club

Waterville Valley Golf Club

The Waterville Valley Golf Course features golf professionals who assist with your swing, club and cart rentals and a full pro shop.

Waterville Valley Indoor Ice Arena

Waterville Valley Indoor Ice Arena

Waterville Valley’s Indoor Ice Arena is located centrally in the Town Square complex beside Corcoran's Pond. The Arena operates daily from late June until the middle of April. Come for the “hockey hour” and “freestyle” lessons.

Nordic Trail Passes

Nordic Trail Passes

The world-class Nordic center gives Waterville Valley over 40 miles fully manicured, marked trails for cross country skiing. The trails allow for classical and skating styles of skiing, and the New Hampshire wilderness is some of New England’s finest.

Waterville Valley Snowboarding

Waterville Valley Snowboarding

Waterville Valley has a compilation of expertly maintained slopes for snowboarding. The perfect snow coverage during snow seasons and 220 acres of terrain make for the ultimate snowboarding escapade. There are also terrain parks with pipes and ramps.

Boating Corcoran Pond

Boating Corcoran Pond

Corcoran Pond is fed by the mountain streams, lending to beautifully clear waters. Visitors are welcome to rent pedal boats, canoes or kayaks in Town Square. Also enjoy an open, sandy beach.

Waterville Valley Tennis Center

Waterville Valley Tennis Center

For tennis enthusiasts or those looking to get some exercise on the courts, Waterville Valley caters to you. There are 18 clay courts swept throughout the day, and group or private lessons are offered. Enjoy round robins daily as well.

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