Weirs Beach After Labor Day

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This gallery shows the general Weirs Beach area after Labor Day when the crowds have gone home, and during the summer, when the beach is packed and the area is alive with excitement. Click on an image to enlarge.
 

The Mount pulls back into Weirs Bay after a scenic cruise around the Lake. One crowd unloads from The Mount while another prepares to board. A quiet morning is a great time to take a stroll along the boardwalk. Summer heat brings out droves of people looking for an ice cream cone. Endicott rock sits alongside the channel. People loading onto the Mount. People cruising around the boardwalk. Looking north from the beach toward Meredith. Looking out the to lake from by the southernmost set of steps. A shot of the beach, anxiously awaiting summer. An early spring boater enjoys great fishing and the lake to himself. The Winnipesaukee Marketplace building. Taken from on the beach looking out to the lake. Looking north from on the beach to the boardwalk. Lakeside ave, also home to the Motorcycle Rally. Endicott Rock.

Early spring, not long after ice out, is a great time to enjoy the lake.  There is always room at the public docks. A quiet and peaceful early fall day. With the water temp, down into the 50's, the beach is used pretty sparingly. A July heat way sends droves of people to the beach. The famous Weirs Beach sign. The Mount would be perched here if it was summer, right now, it's resting in Center Harbor. From the back of the Weirs Beach parking lot. A wider shot of the beach area as seen from the boardwalk. The smallest train station you'll ever find. From the boardwalk looking out into Weirs Bay. A spring time shot of Endicott rock. Shaded picnic tables await you picnic lunch. Boardwalk makes a great place to take that daily walk. The sign greeting visitors to the beach. One of two playgrounds for the kids. Here is the view from the boardwalk looking out to the lake. Endicott Rock.