After meeting at the public boat launch, you'll enjoy a leisurely day paddling around on Lake Tarleton, with views of the majestic White Mountains in the background. Mt. Moosilauke, on of the famous 4000-footers of the White Mountains, features prominently on the horizon.
Along with your paddling equipment, you'll receive a detailed pamphlet, with photos and information about the sights you'll see on the lake, as well as recommended directions for how to proceed on the water.
Lake Tarleton is a naturally occurring lake, though the water level is raised several feet by a man-made dam. During the 1990s and early 2000s, public action saved the land surrounding the lake from development, and it is now almost entirely protected as public lands, either as part of Lake Tarleton State Park, or the White Mountain National Forest. Along with your paddling equipment, you'll receive a pamphlet guide with photos and information about the sights you'll be able to see on the lake.
The meeting point is located at the end of a small, unnamed road off NH Rt. 25c in Piermont, NH. The road is marked by a small, brown, metal sign which reads "Lake Tarleton: Boat Access Facility, Piermont, New Hampshire."
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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