Submit a Trail |
| Trail | Park/Forest | Length |
| The Cohos Trail | The Cohos Trail | 160 |
| Extends from Barlett, NH to Canadian border. Website: www.cohostrail.com Please contact us if you'd like to carry the book. It's 240 pages covering six regions of the trail. Email or call 603 964-1727 Nicolin Fields Publishing, No. Hampton, NH | ||
| The Flume Loop Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 1.5 |
| Directions The Flum-Pool loop trail starts from the Flume Visitors Center, which is reached off exit 1 of the Notch Parkway (l-93) or by US 3 from North Lincoln. HighlightsThe trail leads to overlooks offering ... | ||
| The Flume Trail | Franconia Notch State Park | 2 |
| Terrific family hike offering incredibly beautiful views of various sites. | ||
| The Link | ||
| The Lovequist Loop Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 0.7 |
| A short walk around Falls Pond offers a sample of the internal beauty of the forest. Bring along your fishing rod and camera. Tread softly and be careful of plants and vegetation. | ||
| The Wall Trail | ||
| Thompson Falls Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 0.8 |
| Thompson falls: ((0.8 mi. - 1/2 hr.) Starting at the Wildcat Ski Area parking lot, cross the bridge on the left side of the building. Turn left and follow the self-guided nature trail to the Service Road. After crossing the road, walk along the side of... | ||
| Thoreau Falls Trail | ||
| Thornton Gore Route | White Mountain National Forest | 8.8 |
| Follow Thornton Gore road (away from the highway) and continue to bear left beyond the sign to "Little Portsmouth". Continue to bear left on the road. Pass a Forest Service gate and follow Forest Service Road 423 straight past a righthand bend in the r... | ||
| Three Ponds Trail | ||
| Timber Camp Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 1.6 |
| Follow directions to the Greeley Ponds Trail. Timber Camp Trail leaves the Greeley Ponds Trail (left) approximately 1 mile from the junction with Livermore Road, just beyond Goodrich Rock Trail. The Trail traverses the south flank of Mt. Osceola, climb... | ||
| Top O'Quad Shuttle Road | White Mountain National Forest | 1.62 |
| Directions Take I-93 to exit 35. Take US 3 north 11 miles to US 302, then take US 302 east 4 miles to Bretton Woods. From I-95, take US 4 and NH 16 north 75 miles to US 302. Then take US 302 west 38 miles to Bretton Woods. | ||
| Trestle Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 1 |
| The Trestle Trail is an easy one-mile loop walk in a forested setting along both sides of the Zealand River. It begins and ends at 1644 feet. If you start on Zealand Road, the Trestle Trail coincides with the Sugarloaf Trail for a short distance. The T... | ||
| Tripoli Road | White Mountain National Forest | 9.7 |
| This is a Forest Service road connecting Waterville Valley and Woodstock. It is unpaved from Russell Pond Road to approximately the high point near the Oceola Trail. To ride from Waterville Valley, start at the Livermore parking area described for the ... | ||
| Tritown Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 1.1 |
| Tritown Ski Trail: Most difficult, 1.8 km (1.1 miles), leaves the Smarts Brook Trail 2.1 km (1.3 miles) east of the Smarts Brook Parking Area and proceeds west 1.8 km (1.1 miles), where it rejoins the Smarts Brook Trail 0.5 km (0.3 mile) from Route 49.... | ||
| Tuckerman's Ravine Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 2.5 |
| Each spring thousands of skiers trek up Tuckerman Ravine Trail from Route 16 at Pinkham Notch Camp to the headwall of Tuckerman Ravine for the spring skiing pilgrimage. The season starts in March and can last as late as June. Temperatures here fluctuat... | ||
| Tunnel Brook Trail | ||
| Tunnel Brook Trail and North South Road | White Mountain National Forest | 8.5 |
| Take the second right turn up a steep hill (Hogback Road), which is a gravel road. Follow this to Perch Pond Road (paved). Turn right and ride to the covered bridge and turn left onto a dirt road. Climb the steep hill and bear right at the fork, still ... | ||
| Turtle Brook Trail | ||
| Twinway Trail | ||
| U.N.H. Trail | ||
| UNH Loop Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 5 |
| This is a loop hike via the UNH Loop Trail to Mt. Hedgehog. This trail offers a moderate hike to the summit of a 2500-foot mountain with spectacular views of the Swift River Valley in many directions. | ||
| Undercut Trail | ||
| Upper Ammonoosuc Trail | ||
| Upper Nanamocomuck Trail | White Mountain National Forest | 9.6 |
| The 9.6-mile upper Nanamocomuck is more difficult than the lower because of the length and lack of access points. If starting out at Lily Pond heading east, you will approach a steep downgrade, plus a narrow bridge at the end of the "run", so be carefu... | ||
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