1995 Map of Squam Mountains

About this map

The Squam Mountains and the northern shores of Squam Lake define this high-country landscape in the mid-1990s. The map illustrates a dense network of recreational and historical paths, including the Ridgepole Trail and Doublehead Trail, which traverse prominent peaks like Mount Weetamoo and Doublehead Mountain. Along the shoreline, established summer camps and settlements such as Rockywold and Deephaven sit near protected waters like Carns Cove and Squaw Cove. In the northwest, the Beebe River flows past a historic Covered Bridge near the White Mountain National Forest boundary. The geography is marked by numerous small cemeteries and the transition from mountain wilderness to the many islands of the lake, including Groton Island and Long Island.