Full Moon Hike: West Rattlesnake
Come join us for a full moon hike! This is one of the super moons of 2025, and what better place to view it than over Squam Lakes on top of Rattlesnake mountain?
Come join us for a full moon hike! This is one of the super moons of 2025, and what better place to view it than over Squam Lakes on top of Rattlesnake mountain?
Join LRCC member Danielle at Belknap Woods loop for an adventure ecology exploring what wild NH residents do to survive winter. Mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, fish, and plants all have to use different strategies and adaptations to live through cold and lean months. Come learn about some fascinating survival methods while enjoying an easy and beautiful 2 mile hike.
Join us for the LRCC Celebration of Service, a science fair and speaker series highlighting the work of our AmeriCorps members.
Join the Squam Lakes Association for an introductory stargazing workshop. What better place to gaze at the stars than at Squam Lake! SLA is honored to welcome back Phil Babcock from the New Hampshire Astronomical Society who will show us exciting celestial objects through binoculars and telescopes.
Come join the SLA for a full moon hike on December 4th from 6-8pm at Whitten Woods. This is the last full moon of the year!
The Ashland Garden Club is hosting a Holiday Greens Sale at the Squam Lakes Association Great Room from 9am - 12pm.
This winter’s story is Frederick by Leo Lionni. Frederick won the Caldecott Honor in 1968 for its unique illustrations of the heart warming tale about a mouse who prepares for winter in a unique way.
Join the Squam Lakes Association for an introductory stargazing workshop. What better place to gaze at the stars than at Squam Lake!
Fishers have long been the subject of tall tales and misconceptions that have unfairly damaged their reputation. Join us as wildlife ecologist, photographer, and certified wildlife tracker, Ben Wymer shares research from UNH and NH Fish & Game about the challenges facing these fascinating mustelids.
Looking for a reason to get outside on a winter morning? Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps members on a moderate 3 mile loop around Five Finger Point. Explore each cove and "finger" of this northern piece of Squam Lake. The Fiver Finger Point trail will give you a unique view of the lake from the shores of Squam.
