Explore Over 30 Stunning Sculptures on This Outdoor Walk in Meredith, New Hampshire

Looking for a fresh way to explore one of New Hampshire’s most charming lakeside towns? The Meredith Sculpture Walk is back as a must-see experience offering a blend of creativity, community, and inspiration around every corner.

Stretching through downtown Meredith, this outdoor gallery transforms an everyday stroll into something memorable. Each of the more than 30 sculptures has its own personality, story, and now, a whole new way to experience it.

While guided tours return July 9, visitors don’t have to wait to dive in.

This season, you can turn your walk into a journey through both art and literature. Maybe you grab a coffee or an ice cream along the way, take in the picturesque lake views, and just simply enjoy each piece at your own pace.

Imagine standing before Archie (Tribute to Bob Montana) by Valery Mahuchy, then diving into The New England Life of Cartoonist Bob Montana by Carol Lee Anderson.

Or take in the strength and symbolism of Wolf by David Adilman, paired with the classic adventure of White Fang by Jack London. Each stop along the walk becomes more than just a visual experience; it becomes a story waiting to unfold.

From the cultural depth of Pamola by Tom Sleeper to the thought-provoking nature of Self Scrutiny by Colton Workman, there’s something here to spark every imagination.

Whether you’re a local looking for a new outing or just visiting the Lakes Region, the Meredith Sculpture Walk is an easy, inspiring way to spend your day.

Take your time, explore at your own pace, and see where the art and a good book take you.