Outdoor Recreation
The Monadnock region is crisscrossed with hiking, biking, and
cross-country ski trails, and dotted with lakes and ponds for swimming,
boating, and fishing. Mount Monadnock, one of the most climbed
mountains in the world, is the “backdrop” for Peterborough
and the many towns and villages in southwest New Hampshire. Parents
and young athletes will appreciate Peterborough’s wide range
of organized youth programs, along with expansive town recreational
offerings.
The recreation department supports local and travel
sport programs, such as soccer, basketball, baseball, softball,
lacrosse, tennis, and golf. There is an outdoor public pool where
swimming lessons are offered, tennis courts, ballfields, a summer
day camp for children at the playground, and a town beach at Cunningham
Pond. A new skateboard park will be under construction this summer.
The Monadnock Country Club in Peterborough offers a nine-hole golf
course, challenging enough for adults but small enough for young
players.
Click on the following or scroll down to learn more about:
▪ Peterborough Recreation Department
▪ Harris Center for Conservation Education
▪ Forests & Parks
▪ Skiing
▪ Area Camps
▪ Public Golf Courses
Peterborough
Recreation Department
Harris
Center for Conservation Education
Boston University Sargent Center
for Outdoor Education
Forests & Parks
Camping
Casalais
Cathedral
of the Pines
Outdoors
Greenfield
State Park
Miller
State Park
Monadnock
State Park
Rhodedendron
State Park
Edward
MacDowell Dam
Sheiling
Forest
Sheldrick
Forest
Skiing
Windblown Cross-Country
Skiing and Snowshoeing Center
Sargent Camp
Crotched
Mountain
Pat’s Peak
Area Camps
Wol’s
Nest
Sargent
Center Adventure Camps
Brantwood
Camp
Barbara C. Harris Camp & Conference Center
Camp Takodah Summer Camp
Public Golf Courses
Angus Lea
Crotched Mountain
Golf Club
Monadnock Country Club
Shattuck
Golf Club
Woodbound Inn Golf Course
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