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Trail Description:
There are a huge number of trails to choose from in the forest. It is very mountainous and at night you can get snowstorms on the peaks(even in the summer). Watch out for wildlife and have a great time. There are not alot of people so be sure to bring the right gear.
How to get there:
From Manchester: Take Rt 93 north and it will end up in the forest. There are numorous towns in which you can stop and ask some locals about trails. The best way to do it is to just get some topo maps.
| Posted by: Shafiq on 10/27/2012 |
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| Posted by: rainman on 8/13/2009 |
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rino bike works is in plymouth, if you pass ashland you have not gone to far take exit 25 off 93
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| Posted by: ben on 7/20/2007 |
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there is no snow in the summer
i bike here every single day
giroscope is a nice trail that winds along the pemi. and is located behind the mobile and irving gas stations
langdon park located across from rhino bike works in a nice trail and has beaches along the baker river
the fox park trails are nice and plentifull but you may findyour self lost or confused on how anyone can ride some of the trails
overall plymouth has many nice trails and bike shops that offer rentals(rhino bike works and plymouth ski and sport) and you can also find Chase street market for a quick sandwhich or drink
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| Posted by: brad on 5/28/2006 |
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most of our trails here in the white mountains are amazing. And we a pretty far "past Ashland". If you dont have a clue dont post
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| Posted by: nhbiker on 3/14/2006 |
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What moron posted this description? Just stop and ask
locals for trails? Wow! Drive north into the woods,
Wow!
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| Posted by: Craig Lund on 9/12/2000 |
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if you go a past the town of Ashland you have gone to far. But there is a bike store near the "Common Man" resturaunt, the bike store is called "Riverside Cycles" and you can just ask Tim the guy who owns it and he will tell you right were it is
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