Volunteer: Trail Workday
Take a hike! Join Squam Lakes Association LRCC members for a day of trail work and hiking. Participants will meet at the trailhead at 9am, be given a brief introductory, and head up the Mt. Percival trail to begin.
Take a hike! Join Squam Lakes Association LRCC members for a day of trail work and hiking. Participants will meet at the trailhead at 9am, be given a brief introductory, and head up the Mt. Percival trail to begin.
Challenge your eyes and legs as we search for hidden forest gems around Squam Lakes Five Finger Point Trail. Learn some anatomy, identification, and foraging techniques with LRCC member Kevin Jones as we do a short 3 mile hike for mushrooms! This program is for all ages. No experience required.
Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps (LRCC) members on a water quality excursion on Squam Lake! Learn about how to take water quality data and how it contributes to our long term monitoring of Squam Lakes.
Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps (LRCC) members on a water quality excursion on Squam Lake! Learn how to identify & report invasive milfoil, how to take water quality data, and how it contributes to our long-term monitoring of Squam Lakes.
Join Diego and the LRCC for an exciting, moderate hike up to the Red Hill Fire Tower. Bring your gear, water and sense of adventure for this late summer hike.
What's better than hiking? Hiking on a trail that you've helped maintain! Join the Squam Lakes Association on Sunday, September 13th, to help prep the trails for the Squam Ridge Race!
Join the Squam Lakes Association for a beginner top-rope belay clinic! We’ll cover the basics of rock climbing, including how to properly put on a harness, climbing commands, and how to safely belay a climber.
What's better than hiking? Hiking on a trail that you've helped maintain! Join the Squam Lakes Association on Sunday, September 20th, to help prep the trails for the Squam Ridge Race!
This 12.2-mile race and hike takes you along the stunning Squam Range, offering incredible views of Squam Lake and the surrounding watershed. Whether you're racing or hiking, it's an unforgettable way to support a great cause and experience the beauty of the region.
Want to enjoy some beautiful fall foliage while learning about why and how our trees perform this magical annual ritual? Join us Saturday, October 3rd, from 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at the Red Hill Fire Tower Trailhead for a gorgeous hike and learn all about our deciduous trees. Prepare for a 5.1 mile hike appreciating and investigating the forest before a short lecture at the summit. Bring a lunch, as we will be taking a break at the top. Take the opportunity to view 360° peak foliage from the fire tower before heading back down.
