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Things to do in Wolfeboro City
For more than two decades, the Wright Museum of WWII has been one of New England's most prestigious military museums, founded in 1994 by visionary and founder David Wright. Today, the museum houses a collection of over 14,000 artefacts related to World War II and the American soldiers who served on the Homefront and on the battlefield.
The Cotton Valley Rail Trail is a beautiful 12-mile hard-packed rail trail that winds through the towns of Wolfeboro, Wakefield, and Brookfield and is open to walkers, runners, cyclists, and railway motorists of all ages and skill levels. The Cotton Valley Trail Committee manages the trail, which begins in downtown Wolfeboro or Turntable Park and winds its way along the shores of two lakes.
Restaurants in Wolfeboro City
Lunch and dinner are served daily at 11:00 a.m. - "til the wolfe howls." The Wolfetrap has a relaxed atmosphere with a bustling bar where friends can relax or watch a game while eating a delicious meal. Full lobster dinners, fried seafood, fish tacos, and a diverse land-lovers menu are our specialties.
La Boca on Mill Street is located within the Mill Street Meat Market. We expanded our offerings year after year. In the spring of 2017, an opportunity arose to relocate our operation to a more central location on Main Street—a space that also allowed for the operation of a small restaurant.
PAVILION brings together the talents of Chef Jonathan Hudak and Peter and Patty Cooke, the owners of Pickering House Inn. PAVILION, named after Wolfeboro's Pavilion Hotel, which was built by Daniel Pickering in the mid-1800s, was created to bring sophisticated dining and warm hospitality to New Hampshire's Lakes Region.