Recreation
Fee Free Days 2026
- Martin Luther King Jr. Day: January 19
- Presidents’ Day: February 16
- Memorial Day: May 25
- National Trails Day: June 6
- National Get Outdoors Day: June 13
- Independence Day: July 4
- Constitution Day: September 17
- National Public Lands Day: September 26
- Theodore Roosevelt’s Birthday: October 27
- Veteran’s Day: November 11
Recreation
Beaver Brook Overlook
This facility provides picnicking opportunities, over looking a scenic beaver pond.
Beaver Brook Picnic Area
​The site includes several picnic tables, pedestal-mounted fire-grates and a vault toilet. In winter, a cross-country ski opportunity is provided here on non-groomed trails.
Beaver Brook Shelter
​The Beaver Brook Shelter sits at 3750 ft on the northern flank of Asquam Ridge which extends east from Mount Moosilauke. The shelter is 1.5 miles from NH Rte 112 in Kinsman Notch just off the…
Beaver Brook Trailhead
The Beaver Brook Trailhead provides access to the Appalachian Trail and Mt. Moosilauke.
Beaver Lake Recreation Area
Site Open
If you are looking for a campground to explore the North Country National Scenic Trail or a rustic fishing-getaway with a family atmosphere, try the Beaver Lake Recreation Area 15 miles west of…
Beaver Lake Recreation Area
Site Temporarily Closed
Beaver Lake is 15 acres in size. Primitive camping is allowed but no facilities are provided. There is a gravel ramp for boat access. The lake has been stocked with channel catfish, bluegill, redear…
Beaver Meadows Hiking Trail & Day Use Area
The terrain around the lake is gentle, offering a leisurely hike. Opportunities to view wildlife are plentiful.Beaver Meadows LoopThis 3.0-mile loop is marked with off-white diamonds. South of the…
Bee Trail - Forest Trail 555
1.5 miles. A footpath beginning at County Road 29 along Gandy Creek. The trail climbs 1,000 feet to the top of Leading Ridge following Bee Run most of the way through a forest of maple, cherry and…
Beebe Pond
Vermont—
Beetle Lake Carry Down
Carry Down access for Beetle Lake. Beetle Lake is 29 acres in size and contains brook trout, northern pike, rainbow trout, yellow perch, white sucker, brook stickleback, central mudminnow, creek…