What to Do in New Hampshire's Lakes Region

Published on February 5, 2026

keystothelakes.com | Look, we get it, it’s cold out there. Colder than usual, actually. But sometimes you just have to lean into it and remember the downeast adage, “there’s no bad weather, just bad clothes.” So layer up, grab a scarf (or a balaclava) and get out there. The magic of winter in the lakes region is inviting you out! The ice is thick enough for fishing derbies and winter carnivals, the trails are perfect for snowshoeing, and the restaurants are serving comfort food that tastes better when there’s snow on the ground.

Whether you’ve lived here for decades or you’re planning your first winter visit, February offers a particular kind of beauty. There’s a quietness to the landscape that makes everything feel more intentional and an energy at some of these beloved events that is contagious.

Here’s what’s happening this month.

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Four Distinct Stays

At Mill Falls at the Lake, stay your way. Discover a collection of four distinct accommodations, each with its own personality and advantages, at one waterfront resort.

No matter where you sleep, enjoy access to the lake and to the resort’s rich amenities and abundant activities. All of our lodgings are within easy walking distance of each other.