22 Sep Path Resorts Featured by Bank of New Hampshire
For nearly six decades, Steele Hill Resort has welcomed guests to New Hampshire’s Lakes Region, growing from a family-owned resort in Sanbornton into the cornerstone of the Path Resorts family. Along the way, strong local partnerships have played an important role in helping us continue to grow and invest in our properties.
Bank of New Hampshire recently highlighted one of those partnerships in a feature sharing the story of its longstanding relationship with Steele Hill Resort and Path Resorts. The partnership began during an exciting period of growth for Steele Hill, as plans were underway for additional development at the resort as well as the acquisition of Center Harbor Inn on Lake Winnipesaukee. Bank of New Hampshire helped support those investments, including the extensive renovation of Center Harbor Inn that transformed the property into the lakeside destination guests enjoy today.

Their recent feature also looks beyond those periods of growth, sharing how the relationship helped our company navigate some of the challenges faced by the hospitality industry over the years. Path Resorts Co-Presidents Justin and Doug Cutillo reflect on the support provided by the Bank of New Hampshire team through the COVID-19 pandemic, major property investments and the continued growth of our family business.
Both Path Resorts and Bank of New Hampshire have deep roots in the Lakes Region, making the partnership especially meaningful. As we continue to welcome guests to Steele Hill Resort, Summit Resort and Center Harbor Inn, we are thankful for the local businesses and organizations that have helped us grow while remaining connected to the New Hampshire communities we call home.
We would like to thank Bank of New Hampshire for sharing our story and for their continued partnership over the years. Read the full Bank of New Hampshire feature, “Built on Partnership: How Steele Hill Resort and Bank of New Hampshire Have Grown Together,” to learn more about the relationship and the history behind it.

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