The Lamprey River: A Special Place
The Lamprey River originates in the Saddleback Mountains in Northwood, New Hampshire and makes a journey of 47.3 miles to Great Bay. The Lamprey has made this journey for thousands of years - flowing through a changing history, and providing for the people who live near it.
Explore this site and enjoy the Wild and Scenic Lamprey as you learn about its natural assets, history, and importance to the surrounding communities - and its symbolic importance to the environmental world.
Maps & Guides
Ready to explore? Download a copy of the Lamprey River Recreation Map and Tour Guide here.
Snowshoe Walk to see new record tree
Feb. 4, 2012, 9-noon. Join the Southeast Land Trust to view a recently conserved riverfront property in Epping and see NH's record black gum tree. To register and get more info, call SELT at (603) 778-6088.
Report Wildlife!
If you see an animal or plant that is rare, threatened, or endangered, please let us know. Click here for details.
Join the fight against invasive plants!
The LRAC has funded a free lending library of tools tools that help in the fight against invasive plants. Click here for more information.
