Mount Sunapee, Mountain peak in Newbury, United States.
Mount Sunapee is a mountain in Newbury reaching about 2,700 feet (823 meters) with several smaller peaks along its ridge. The area spans over 230 acres with trails for hiking and skiing at various difficulty levels.
The Sunapee area became a destination for outdoor recreation in the early 1900s, drawing people seeking leisure in nature. The site later became a state park and developed into a popular destination for the region.
The mountain draws locals and visitors who gather here for outdoor recreation throughout the year. The trails connect neighboring communities and create a focal point where people from surrounding areas meet.
The mountain has over 60 trails and is accessible year-round, with heavy snow in winter and green terrain in summer. Visitors should wear sturdy footwear and check weather conditions, as conditions at higher elevations change quickly.
The mountain has a small lake called Lake Solitude at around 2,500 feet elevation that many visitors overlook. This hidden spot provides a quiet retreat away from the main trails.
Location: New Hampshire
GPS coordinates: 43.31361,-72.07417
Latest update: December 6, 2025 16:04
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