The importance of these qualities must not be overlooked both in terms of aesthetic value and the economic value that tourists provide to the communities of the region. Recreational Resources a. The Piscataquog River is home to hundreds of boating enthusiasts. Whether it be on the quiet, more private sections or on the lakes, boaters can enjoy three seasons of rural New Hampshire at its finest. The lakes provide space for water skiing as well as other recreational endeavors favored by the boating public.
Access points abound along the river.
The three branches of the Piscataquog River, together with its tributaries and lakes, provide both the novice and knowledgeable fisherpersons fine and rewarding fishing. With the many diversified river bottoms and the impoundments, the river supports a large warm water fishery as well as a notable trout fishery. Summer finds swimmers, hikers, and picnickers enjoying the river's bounty. Commuters and travelers on the riverside highway are treated to a four-season panorama of special views. Some of this access is offered free of charge and others are offered with various fees.