Lake Sunapee Living

07/12/2025

Lake-Sunapee-Living.com, originally launched as a hiking blog in 2005, has evolved into a comprehensive guide for the Lake Sunapee area over the past two decades.

This website serves as a vibrant hub for visitors seeking information on local restaurants, shopping, lodging, and events, while also supporting local artists by creating exclusive products.

Now, Lake-Sunapee-Living.com is inspiring others with the successful replication of its model through SquamLakeLiving.com.

This strategy involves thorough research, high-value content creation, audience connection, traffic building, and monetizing to convert visitors into income.

05/30/2025

Video with an AI Assist: Websites of Distinction by Lake-Sunapee-Living.com

05/25/2025

Updated: Spring Activities in the Lake Sunapee region
https://lake-sunapee-living.com/lake-sunapee-area-activities/spring-activities-lake-sunapee-region/

The Lake Sunapee region in New Hampshire offers year round attractions, natural beauty, and local charm. Winter has an array of fun activities such as skiing, ice skating, and snowshoeing at Mount Sunapee Resort. Summer is a time to experience all Lake Sunapee has to offer from camping and boating on Lake Sunapee, to picnics and farmers markets. Fall has scenic drives of colorful trees and festive events to celebrate the cozy season. Spring brings in a welcome relief from the Winter blues with u-pick flower farms, maple syrup tours, and events in the Spring. Every season offers a unique experience for locals and travelers in the Lake Sunapee region.

Spring Activities in the Lake Sunapee Region The Lake Sunapee region in New Hampshire offers year round attractions, natural beauty, and local charm. Winter has an array of fun activities such as skiing, ice skating, [...]

08/03/2023

From the 8/2 edition of NH Chronicle - a Visit to the Goshen Ocean.
Chronicle visits with John Wirkala, The Strategy Zone, Balthazar's Ice Shack, The Old Man's Junk, and artist Heidi Lorenz.
https://www.wmur.com/article/nh-chronicle-a-visit-to-the-goshen-ocean/44651098?fbclid=IwAR1MKmKAxMHlLxSc-sv_Z57fgmpY8d2YLX11LSmM5EsPx5iWa4F9eQGT1Us

The happenings in Goshen, the not-so-sleepy hamlet of 800

05/09/2023

09/01/2021

“That’s a big tree.” – Saint-Gaudens National Historical Park guests

Did you know the thornless honeylocust (Gleditsia triacanthos) that stands outside Aspet is the largest in New Hampshire? It was planted in 1886 by Augustus Saint-Gaudens and has been growing ever since. A large tree placed outside a house Is helpful in keeping the house cooler in summer months because of the shade it provides as well as attracting lightening so it does not hit the home.

Photo: Thornless honey locust outside Aspet. NPS/Rose

08/29/2021

Chicken and Rice Soup on this cool damp day. Reg.$4.50 Lg.$6.00
Open 12-7pm. Hope to see you at the Shack!

08/22/2021

We have fresh donuts in the café! Come on in for the tastiness!

Or pick up a delicious coffee drink and local snacks in the market on your way to the beach! 🌞

SO much to discover here at the Sweet Beet, at 11 west Main Street in Bradford NH. Follow the signs - just a quarter mile from route 103!

08/17/2021

If you’ve been following along, get excited! The Arts Atlas maps 🗺 were delivered today! The maps were printed locally at and are gorgeous! We can’t wait to share them with you soon. So grateful for the many hands that have worked on this project, and for incredible local businesses like RC Brayshaw who are a joy to partner with.

08/09/2021

The water chairs are back 😎👍

08/07/2021

Nothing beats Sunapee Harbor at dusk!