About the Boat • About the Crew • About Lake Winnipesaukee

Lake Winnipesaukee is the largest lake in NH at 28 miles long, 15 miles wide & covering 72 square miles. The Lake is 504 feet above sea level. It was created from a glacier, is spring fed and has over 44,000 acres of sparkling clean water, 274 islands and 182 miles of shoreline. It is located in the foothills of the White Mountains and surrounded by the Ossipee & Belknap Mountains and the Sandwich Range. On a clear day you can see the top of Mount Washington from your cruise on Latitude 43° and maybe a peak of snow!

The skipper and first mate do provide a commentary about the lake and its surrounding 8 towns during the cruise.

Fast Facts
Lake Winnipesaukee Inhabitable Islands: over 200
Lake Winnipesaukee is 504 Feet above Sea Level
Maximum Depth: 200+ feet (off Rattlesnake Island)
Average Depth: 40-45 feet
Volume: 625 billion gallons
Length: Approximately 28 miles
Width: Approximately 15 miles at widest point
Water Surface: 72 square miles or 44,386 acres
Miles of Shoreline 182
Distance to drive around Lake: 63 miles