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The Squam Lakes consist of sixty-five miles of shoreline, thirty islands, thirteen reefs, twenty coves, and three bays. The Squam Lakes Association manages several Natural Areas which are available for public recreation. The SLA promotes low imapct boating and conserves the natural resources of the Squam Lakes region. |
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Please follow Leave No Trace Outdoor Ethics and help to preserve New Hampshire's Quiet Lakes. |
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Squam Boating Ethics 1) Only land at public conservation areas, which are designated dark green on the Squam Lakes Chart. 2) Respect private property - only land in case of emergency. 3) Inspect your boat for invasive plants and properly dispose any that you find. 4) Respect Wildlife - view from a distance of at least 150 feet. 5) Don't Do It in the Lake! Toilets are provided at Moon and Bowman Islands and NEFFA. 6) Limit group size to 12 people or fewer. 7) Be aware of wind and weather conditions - only boat in conditions that are appropriate for your ability. 8) Be considerate of other visitors and let nature's sound prevail. 9) Camp at established SLA Campsites only - reservations are required. 10) Pack It In, Pack It Out! |
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Squam Boating Links |
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