SUMMER & FALL ACTIVITIES

The friendly staff at the Waterville Valley Recreation Department is dedicated to creating recreational experiences that enhance an individual's quality of life, and contribute to the cultural environment here in Waterville Valley.

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Right next to Town Square you'll find the mountain stream-fed Corcoran's Pond. At Corcoran’s Pond waterfront you’ll find a fleet of over 20 kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, pedal boats and canoes are available for rent at the Town Square dock.

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Those looking to cast their line will not be disappointed by Waterville Valley’s fishing locales. Corcoran’s Pond is stocked with fish at the beginning of the summer season, making it a popular fishing spot among visitors and locals alike. The Mad River is home to rainbow trout, offering fly fishing opportunities for the whole family. Nestled in the notch in between Mount Osceola and Mount Kancamagus sits Greeley Ponds – the headwaters of the Mad River. Greeley Ponds is only accessible via hiking or biking and is stocked with eastern brook trout. This pond offers a nice beach and views of the cliffs of Mount Osceola.

Waterville Valley Golf Course first opened in 1898, making it one of the oldest in New Hampshire. A major renovation in 2005 retained the character and tradition of the 113-year-old course, and created six spectacular new and redesigned holes. The par 31 layout with four par-4 holes provides a challenging golf experience for players of all abilities.

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Home of the oldest network of hiking trails in the United States, Waterville Valley is a hiker's paradise. With 125 miles of hiking trails, towering peaks, and 5 of the White Mountain 4,000 footers - the opportunity for exploration is endless.

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Legends Adventure is a family-friendly arcade game room offering outdoor thrills during the summertime. Use your Freedom Pass to receive $5 free play time! Come play, listen to music, and have fun!

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Margret and H.A. Rey - authors of the Curious George children’s book series and former summer residents of Waterville Valley - were artists, adventurers, historians, naturalists, gardeners and stewards. Today their pursuits live on in the Margret and H.A. Rey Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to honoring the Reys’ spirit of curiosity and discovery by increasing understanding and participation in art, science, and nature through programs for youth, adults and families.

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There are plenty of places to cool off here in the Valley. Embrace the fresh, alpine waters of the White Mountains by exploring various waterfalls and cliff-jumping sites. Or stroll down to Town Square and cool off in Corcoran's Pond, which boasts panoramic mountain views in addition to a floating swim-up dock.

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Practice your forearm surrounded by panoramic mountain views. Founded in 1884, the Waterville Valley Tennis Center offers top-notch instruction matched with an unforgettable setting, with 18 outdoor clay tennis courts, 2 indoor courts, and a full service retail & rental shop. Tennis lessons are available for private and groups, all ages and abilities.

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The White Mountain Athletic Club is a summer paradise, offering a full-service athletic club that offers indoor and outdoor swimming pools, cardio and weight rooms, indoor tennis, spas, a new indoor pool complex, new sauna and steam rooms, and game room.

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The friendly staff at the Waterville Valley Recreation Department is dedicated to creating recreational experiences that enhance an individual's quality of life, and contribute to the cultural environment here in Waterville Valley.

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Helen Rita teaches mind & body therapeutic Thai Yoga as a way to relieve stress and help her clients feel lighter and renewed with the beautiful White Mountains as a backdrop.

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