Blanchard Island Conservation Area

Open to the Public

Blanchard Island is a 2-acre, undeveloped island, located in the outer Green’s Basin area at the northernmost end of Lake Winnipesaukee in Moultonborough. LRCT purchased the island in 2001.

Blanchard Island has two small beaches and more than 1,000 feet of shore frontage. The island is covered with a mixture of northern hardwoods and softwoods and offers a short trail to stretch your legs on. Red Hill, the Ossipee Mountains, and the Sandwich Range are visible from the island. 

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Paddle Map

LRCT has created a waterproof paddle map that features Blanchard Island, along with four other island properties.

You can learn more about our paddle maps here.

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Island Access

There is a narrow beach located on the northern end of the island where approximately 2 – 3 canoes or kayaks can land. Please keep in mind there is no dock, so powerboat operators should anchor and wade ashore.

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