Lake Winnipesaukee is one of New England's largest lakes with over 44,000 acres, includes 274 inhabitable islands, with water temperatures reaching 79 degrees. Wolfeboro is long known as the oldest summer resort in America, est. 1770. Check out snowmobiling, ice out, antique boat and auto shows, fireworks and more... email us: wolfecam@wolfeborobayrealestate.com

 

ICE OUT IS OFFICIAL!
 
 "ICE OUT" on Lake Winnipesaukee occurred at 8:00pm April 23, 2008. The official "ICE OUT" was declared by Dave Emerson of Emerson Aviation of Gilford.

"ICE OUT" becomes official when the route of the MS Mount Washington is navigable. That is, the ship must be able to cruise among its five ports: Alton Bay, Center Harbor, Meredith, Weirs Beach, and Wolfeboro. Records of "Ice Out" date back into the 1800's. The earliest "Ice Out" reported was on March 28, 1921 and the latest on May 12, 1888. On average Ice Out appears in mid- April.

Ice-out dates for Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire
 
Location of Lake  -  Lat. 43°35'56", long. 71°19'21".
 
Period of Records  -  1887 to present.
 
Years of Record. - 114.
 
The Classic Journey:   Ice-out definition for most years thought
be date of open navigation for the Mount Washington on its regular route, except for Meredith Bay.

Earliest Ice-Out Date - 1921: Day 87. MARCH 28th

Latest Ice-Out Date - 1888: Day 133. MAY 12th