moderate
1–8 hours
Paddlers should have moderate fitness to handle several hours of steady paddling and occasional wind or waves.
Paddle Lake Winnipesaukee in double kayaks with EKAL Activity Center. Choose from short shoreline trips or a bold venture to the historic Spindle Point Lighthouse for spectacular lake views.
1 to 8 Hour Options • All Ages • Seats 2 People
Experience the beauty of Lake Winnipesaukee by kayaking in double kayaks. Choose from 1 to 8-hour options to explore the stunning shoreline or challenge yourself by paddling to the Spindle Point Lighthouse. This adventure promises unforgettable views and the thrill of discovering the lake's hidden gems.
1 to 8 Hour Options
The lake awaits. Hop into one double kayaks and experience Lake Winnipesaukee. Explore the shoreline or venture out around some of the islands. Up for a challenge - paddle down Meredith Bay and see if you can reach the Spindle Point Lighthouse! Rentals based on availability.
Lake winds tend to increase later in the day, so morning paddles typically offer calmer, easier conditions.
Safety first—PFDs are mandatory and included with your kayak rental for a secure trip on the water.
Keep your phone, snacks, and keys dry by stashing them in watertight bags or dry boxes provided or brought along.
Shorter shore routes are ideal for beginners; the 8-hour trip to Spindle Point Lighthouse suits experienced paddlers.
Spindle Point Lighthouse has guided boaters safely since its establishment in 1890, marking a key point in Meredith Bay’s maritime history.
EKAL Activity Center supports local efforts to keep Lake Winnipesaukee’s waters clean and encourages sustainable recreation to protect its fragile shoreline habitats.
Protects belongings from splashes and accidental capsizes during lake paddling.
summer specific
Lightweight, UV-blocking layers guard against sunburn during long lake outings.
summer specific
Breathable and wind-resistant outerwear helps maintain comfort amid variable weather.
spring|fall specific
Provide secure footing for launching and landing on rocky or uneven shorelines.
summer|spring|fall specific