July 4, 2012
Footrace Results
The 2-mile
footrace results may be downloaded here.
The 5-mile footrace results may be downloaded here.
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2013 Memorial Day Parade
Monday, May 27, 2013 Line up on Chase Circle at 11:45 a.m.
Parade starts at 12:00 p.m.
The Town of Center Harbor invites veterans, scouts and civic organizations to participate.
Please call (603) 455-1632, the Parks & Recreation Department, with any questions.
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July 4, 2013
FOOTRACE: Pre-registration forms for the July 4, 2013 will be available shortly.
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Center Harbor Town Beaches
The
Center Harbor Town Beach on Lake Winnipesaukee is for the use of Center
Harbor and Moultonborough residents and guests ONLY per Town ordinance
2:4:1:1 adopted in March 1973.
The Center
Harbor
Town Beach on Squam Lake is for use of Center Harbor residents and
guests ONLY per Town ordinance 2:4:1:2 adopted in March 1985.
Center Harbor Boat Launch
Residents
of Center
Harbor may launch their boat(s) at no charge - please bring proof of
residency when launching. All other boat launches will be
charged
$15 per boat per launch.
Center Harbor Beach & Dock Rules
Beach and dock rules may be downloaded here.
Use of Center Harbor Recreational Facilities
Applications to use the Center Harbor recreational
facilities may be downloaded here.
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For more information, please
contact Parks & Recreation Director Sandy Frost at (603)
455-1632
Squam Lakes Trails
The Squam Lakes Association
maintains the Chamberlain-Reynolds
Memorial Forest Trails and the Belknap Woods Trails. Trail maps cost $6
and
help pay for the cost of maintaining trails. We have some reprints of
these
trails here, but they are not as detailed as the for cost maps. To get
a
proper trail map, visit The Squam Lakes Association.
The maps below are GIFs. You can also print the maps from The
Squam Lakes Web Site
- Map of Chamberlain-Reynolds
Memorial Forest.
Chamberlain-Reynolds Memorial Forest is a 157-acre forest with over a
mile of
waterfront and was donated to New England Forestry Foundation in 1953.
Its shorefront
area and trails are managed for public use by the Squam Lakes
Association. There are
several beaches, a swamp board walk and over 4 miles of hiking trails.
The trails start
on College Road in Center Harbor, between Rte 25-B and Route 3 and boat
access is
available at docks shown below. Dogs are allowed but must be on a leash
at all times
and you must clean up after your pet.
- Map of Belknap
Woods
Belknap Woods is a 90-acre forest in Center Harbor, which was donated
to SLA in
1986. Belknap Woods is located at the mouth of Dog Cove and along Rte
25-B. This
forest provides carry in boat access for canoes and kayaks to Dog Cove
on Squam
Lake and is the nearest put in for the Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial
Forest. There
is a network of trails for hiking, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and
cross-country skiing.
New Hampshire Audubon Trails
- Proctor's Wildlife
Sanctuary
A 47 acre second generation forest with lots of trails and
two streams! New Hampshire's Audubon Society maintains this trail and
information about the trails are located at the link above.
Directions: From the lights at the junction of Routes 25 and 25B in the
middle of Centre Harbor, go north on 25B 1.1 miles. Take a right onto
Centre Harbor
Neck Road and travel for 1 mile. Look for ASNH trailhead sign on left;
park in
"pulloff" across from sign
Lakes Region Conservation Trust
Center Harbor Woods
Center Harbor Woods is a 224-acre scenic,
natural and recreational resource lying equidistant from Lake
Winnipesaukee and Squam Lake. This land was conserved in 2010
through a unique collaboration of three conservation partners - the
Lakes Region Conservation Trust (LRCT), which owns the land, the Squam
Lakes Conservation Society (SLCS) and the Town of Center Harbor, which
hold the conservation easement.
Center Harbor Woods trails may be accessed from three points:
Center Harbor Neck Road:
The Trailhead Parking lot is located on Center Harbor Neck Road,
accross from NH Audubon's Proctor Sanctuary. The Red Trail enters
the property from the parking lot; the Blue Trail enters the property
slightly down the hill from the lot.
LRCT Headquarters, Route 25:B: The Blue Trail can be reached from the rear of LRCT's property.
High Haith Road:
The trailhead is located 0.5 mile northwest of the High Haith
Road/Bean Road intersection. The Orange Trail enters the property from
this point. The Pine Hill Conservation Area is across the road.
Call Parks and Rec Department
at (603) 253-4561, (603) 455-1632 or email chparksandrec@metrocast.net
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