You’re 45-minute narrated tour of Wolfeboro begins on the hour at the Wolfeboro Town Docks or on the half-hour from the Visitor’s Center at the old Railroad Station.

Molly’s driver will introduce you to the town’s bustling waterfront, including Cate Park, home to summer concerts and art festivals.. You’ll travel down South Main Street through Brewster Academy, the town’s private, co-educational high school, where you’ll enjoy lovely views of Wolfeboro Bay and Lake Winnipesaukee.

South Main Street stops include the Wolfeboro Historical Society buildings open for summer tours, and Kingswood Regional High School where there is plenty of free parking. Returning to Pickering Corner (junction of Routes 28 and 109), your tour will take you through Wolfeboro Falls, home of the Wright Museum, a World War II era museum, and also to the NH Boat Museum.

Returning to downtown you’ll see Wolfeboro Back Bay home to the Abenaki Water Ski Club and numerous antique wooden boats. Crossing the bridge downtown, Molly continues her tour of Back Bay, North Main Street, and Sewall Road. You’ll see where pewter is hand-cast and finished, then travel along the shore of Sewall Point and some of Wolfeboro’s most beautiful waterfront homes, finally returning to the town docks.

Trolley tours run everyday 10AM until 4PM from June 21 until Labor Day, unless Molly is on a special charter. Call 603-569-2200 for Spring and Fall weekend schedule.